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Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland made the trip to El Salvador on Wednesday, where he met with the country's vice president.
Stanford, Princeton, Columbia and more are speaking out to express support for Harvard amid the battle with the Trump administration.
Trump raised the idea of sending violent criminals who are U.S. citizens to El Salvador's mega-prison during a visit from the country's leader.
Despite delaying implementation of his "reciprocal" tariffs last week, Trump has pledged new levies on pharmaceuticals and semiconductors.
The Buckeyes took down the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 34-23 to win the 2024 national title in January.
Both El Salvador President Nayib Bukele and U.S. AG Pam Bondi refused to commit to the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia during an Oval Office meeting.
Trump said U.S. military action against Iran is possible if talks do not go well, but Israel would lead any such effort.
Andrea Campbell sat down with Spectrum News on Tuesday to explain how she sees her role as a blue-state AG in the era of Trump.
Sixty-five percent of people are more nervous about flying following recent air safety incidents
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Three people were arrested and one protester was wrestled to the ground by police and subdued with a Taser.
The Fed chairman said Trump's tariffs are "significantly larger than anticipated" and will likely result in higher inflation and slower growth.
He also says he wants to get those who are "good" back in the U.S., a break from his usual hardline immigration rhetoric.
Kennedy has not been regularly briefed in person on the outbreak by his own infectious disease experts at the CDC at least through March 21.
“In fewer than 100 days, this new administration has done so much damage and so much destruction. It's kind of breathtaking," Biden said on Tuesday.
