In a historic meeting between US President Donald Trump and El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, a revealing joke highlighted the seriousness underlying their discussions about eradicating terrorist organizations and fostering

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The Ivy League is quietly supporting Trump’s crackdown on international students. Jaime Cook, the head of Sackets Harbor Central School, took a stand—and ICE withdrew. As Donald Trump transforms America

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An interview with scholar Imani Perry discusses her latest book, “Black in Blues,” which delves into the relationship between the color blue and Black people. Perry, known for her expansive

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Hello from the sports department aboard the Good Pirate Ship RedState! I’ve been away for a bit, but now that I’m back, I hope Sammy the Shark and Karl the

A federal court in Massachusetts delivered a significant setback to the Trump administration’s immigration plans by blocking the mass revocation of legal immigration status for thousands of migrants admitted into

American technology companies were faced with uncertainty on Monday as they tried to understand if a government policy exempting key businesses from tariffs could be relied upon amid President Trump’s