Trump orders reevaluation of refugees who arrived during Biden presidency
The Trump administration has announced a review of refugees admitted during the Biden presidency to assess their eligibility to remain in the U.S.
The Trump administration has announced a review of refugees admitted during the Biden presidency to assess their eligibility to remain in the U.S.
President Trump pushes for the designation of certain Muslim Brotherhood affiliates in the Middle East as terrorist groups, escalating U.S. policy towards the controversial Islamist organization.
President Trump has initiated the “Genesis” mission, aimed at expediting scientific discovery through the use of artificial intelligence. This initiative represents a significant federal effort in the scientific community.
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s granddaughter, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. The announcement brings public support and highlights her advocacy work in environmental issues.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has denied reports that she is considering a run for president, following speculation sparked by her announcement that she plans to leave Congress and her public break with former President Donald Trump. Greene called the rumors inaccurate and said she has no current plans to seek the White House. Her departure from the House and changing relationship with Trump are drawing attention inside the Republican Party as officials, strategists, and voters watch for signs of her next political move and its impact on future election cycles.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims vaccine aluminum causes health issues, while scientists refute this without evidence. Public health agencies stress vaccine safety and effectiveness.
U.S. lawmakers on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Congressional Ukraine Caucus voiced concern over a reported Ukraine-Russia peace plan they say appears to favor Moscow. They called for details on how the proposal emerged, who was involved, and whether it aligns with existing U.S. policy on Ukraine, sanctions, and European security. Members also pressed for formal briefings from the Trump administration, raised questions about possible back-channel discussions, and stressed that any peace initiative must respect Ukraine’s sovereignty and international law.
The Defense Health Agency has launched an internal review of its protocols and procedures after allegations that an Army gynecologist sexually exploited patients at a military medical facility. The agency is examining patient safety measures, use of chaperones, complaint handling, provider oversight and training on professional conduct across the military health system. Officials say the review will assess whether existing safeguards are sufficient and may lead to policy and procedure changes in Army, Navy and Air Force medical facilities.
President Donald Trump announced that he is ending deportation protections for Somali immigrants in Minnesota, signaling a shift in federal immigration policy affecting one of the largest Somali communities in the United States. The move targets Somali nationals who had received temporary protection from removal due to conditions in Somalia. The decision places renewed focus on immigration enforcement, legal status reviews, and potential deportation actions involving Somali immigrants residing in Minnesota. Community groups, legal advocates, and policymakers are monitoring how the change will affect affected individuals and families.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia announced on X that she will resign from Congress early next year, following a weeks-long split with former President Donald Trump and many Republicans. The timing of her departure, the process for a special election in Georgia’s 14th District, and the reaction from GOP leaders remain uncertain. The move could affect the narrow Republican majority in the U.S. House and reshape internal party dynamics as potential successors prepare for a likely contest to fill her solidly conservative seat.