A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump’s administration seeking to prevent Alaska from certifying its U.S. Senate election results under certain circumstances, delivering a significant legal setback just two days before the November 3, 2026, midterm elections. The ruling comes amid an increasingly contentious race...
21 States Sue Trump Administration Over Corporate Secrecy Rules, Warning of Growing Financial Crime Risks
A coalition of 21 U.S. states and the District of Columbia has filed a federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s administration, challenging its decision to eliminate corporate ownership reporting requirements for most American businesses. The lawsuit, filed October 27, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon,...
Trump Heads to Nebraska to Boost Pete Ricketts as Beef Import Plan Angers Ranchers
President Donald Trump is heading to Nebraska to campaign for Republican Sen. Pete Ricketts, bringing his midterm push into one of the country’s most reliably conservative states at a moment when economic frustration and anger over agricultural policy are creating unexpected political pressure. Trump is scheduled to appear in Grand...
Taiwan Deepens U.S. Ties With New Arizona Office as Semiconductor Investment Surges
Taiwan is expanding its economic and diplomatic presence in the United States with the opening of a new representative office in Phoenix, Arizona, as the island strengthens its relationship with one of America's most important semiconductor manufacturing hubs. Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung traveled to Arizona for a three-day visit...
Trump Turns to South Korea for $54 Billion Bet on Alaska’s Long-Delayed LNG Megaproject
President Donald Trump is preparing to unveil approximately $54 billion in proposed South Korean investment connected to Alaska’s massive liquefied natural gas project and other U.S. initiatives, potentially providing new momentum to an energy development that has been discussed for decades but repeatedly struggled with financing and commercial viability. The...
Record Fuel Prices Push States Toward Tax Relief as Election Day Approaches
Record diesel prices and sharply higher gasoline costs are prompting state governments across the United States to consider suspending fuel taxes, as policymakers search for ways to provide immediate relief to households, truckers and businesses before the November midterm elections. The pressure comes after months of disruption in global energy...
U.S. Expands Its Arctic Military Footprint in Landmark Greenland Security Deal
The United States, Denmark and Greenland have signed a major new security agreement that significantly expands the American military presence on Greenland while leaving sovereignty over the strategically important Arctic territory unchanged. The agreement represents an effort to resolve months of diplomatic tension generated by President Donald Trump’s repeated demands...
Trump Transforms U.S. Refugee Office Into a $410 Million Global Deportation Network
The Trump administration has dramatically transformed a State Department bureau historically dedicated to refugees and humanitarian assistance into a central component of its immigration enforcement strategy, building a global network of agreements that allows the United States to deport migrants to countries where they have never lived. At the center...
Trump Creates New ‘AI Force’ as Tech Leaders Warn Washington About the Risks of an Uncontrolled Race
President Donald Trump has announced plans to create a new federal “AI Force” and appoint an artificial-intelligence czar, responding to intensifying debate inside the technology industry and his own administration over how the United States should manage increasingly powerful AI systems. Trump compared the proposed organization with the Space Force...
Biden delivers election-year roasting for Trump but ignores anti-war protesters outside
US President Joe Biden has delivered an election-year roasting of his rival Donald Trump, criticizing his immaturity. Speaking at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday night, the 81-year-old responded to concerns that he is too old for a second presidential term. "Yes, age is an issue -...