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While other cities have made substantive changes, New York remains stuck in its unconstitutional ways

The graft-limiting Emoluments Clause should be applicable to the president's actions, but no one has brought such action in his second term

Largest air assault since 2022 hits over 30 cities; rare swap offers brief moment of coordination

The president instead emphasized the need to "dominate any foe and annihilate any threat"

During a security test, Claude Opus 4 gave a taste of what could happen when machines begin to exhibit cunning behavior

On Friday, President Trump signed a series of executive orders aimed at spurring what he called a “nuclear energy renaissance” in the U.S. through the construction of new reactors that he says will meet the demand for electricity for sectors...

The move revives and greatly expands a policy from Trump's first term, which was reversed under President Biden

The "Piano Man" was slated to perform in 17 shows through July of next year across the United States, Canada, and the UK

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced the move on Thursday, with the Ivy League institution swiftly seeking legal remedy the following morning

More than 700,000 children worldwide are at risk of having to go without their only daily meal

University retorts: “We are deeply committed to fighting anti-Semitism”

The magistrate also ordered the government to reinstate some 1,300 employees of the agency