Zelenskyy Responds to Putin's Ceasefire Proposal Amid Ongoing Tensions

Following Vladimir Putin's announcement of an Easter ceasefire, Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Ukraine would "mirror" Russia's actions, responding to silence with silence and attacks with defensive strikes. He proposed extending the truce to 30 days to test Russia's true intentions, criticizing Moscow's manipulation and ongoing assaults. The US has warned it may withdraw from peace deal efforts without progress.

Federal Judge Rules Tower Dumps Unconstitutional, Yet Allows Evidence Use

But the Nevada judge still let police use the data as evidence. But the Nevada judge still let police use the data as evidence. A federal judge in Nevada has ruled that its unconstitutional to obta… [+1505 chars]

50501 Movement Protests Reach JD Vance's Residence Amid Controversy

Nationwide Protests Erupt Against Threats to Democratic Principles

Demonstrators decry what they see as threats to the nation’s democratic ideals.

Iran and US Engage in High-Stakes Nuclear Talks Amid Heightened Tensions

Parham Ghobadi As Iran and the United States prepare to hold a second round of high-stakes nuclear talks in Rome, hopes for de-escalation are being tempered by mounting military threats and mixed me… [+6463 chars]

US Court Grants Relief to 133 International Students Facing SEVIS Termination

A US district court has temporarily protected 133 international students from deportation by reinstating their SEVIS records after sudden termination. The court's order prevents federal authorities from misusing the students' data and compels government agencies to comply. This action addresses alleged unlawful actions by immigration authorities, emphasizing the importance of adhering to legal procedures and preventing irreparable harm to students.

Tunisian Court Sentences 40 Opposition Figures in Landmark Trial Amidst Ongoing Authoritarianism

Critics of authoritarian president who has dismantled Arab Spring reforms face up to 66 years in jail

Keir Starmer Advocates for Britain's Clean Energy Future Amid Global Uncertainties

The argument for a green power transition is not just one of climate breakdown but social justice and national security• Miliband in blistering attack on Farage’s UK net zero ‘nonsense and lies’The world feels more uncertain and unpredictable just now than at any time in my political lifetime. For Britain – in our values, our approach and our consistency – we owe it to today’s and future generations to be the port in the storm. Nowhere is that more true than on energy and climate. The decisions we take today will shape not just the years ahead but the generations ahead.That is why it is so important that Keir Starmer set out more than three years ago his mission for Britain to become a clean energy superpower. It is even more relevant and important today than it was back then. And he has rightly shown a resolute determination to stick to it. The argument for a clean power system by 2030 is based on what happened to Britain’s families and businesses following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Our exposure to fossil fuels meant that, as those markets went into meltdown and prices rocketed, family, business and public finances were devastated. The cost of living impacts caused back then still stalk families today. Continue reading...

Supreme Court Ruling Halts Trump Administration's Deportation Efforts

Judge Halts Mass Layoffs of 1,500 CFPB Employees Amid Legal Dispute

Attempted terminations mark open season on consumers, warns former CFPB executive. Attempted terminations mark open season on consumers, warns former CFPB executive. A judge has paused the terminat… [+2344 chars]

The White House Advertises Controversial Lab Leak Theory on New Covid Website

The White House has changed covid.gov into a website for promoting the so-called lab leak theory for the origins of covid-19. Donald Trump, who was president during the first year of the covid pandem… [+4368 chars]

Bill Clinton Urges Unity at 30th Anniversary of Oklahoma City Bombing

Former president spoke at commemoration for the 168 people who died in the 1995 attack by far-right extremistBill Clinton called on Americans to put aside “whose resentments matter most” and issued a defense of government employees as he returned to Oklahoma City on Saturday for a remembrance service for the 30th anniversary of the deadliest homegrown terrorist attack in US history.“If our lives are going to be dominated by efforts to dominate people we disagree with, we’re going to put the 250-year-old march toward a more perfect union at risk,” he said. “None of us would ever get much done. Believe me, we’ve all got something to be mad about.” Continue reading...

White House Stands Firm on Deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia Amid Controversy

Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney Unveils Liberal Party's Election Platform for Upcoming Federal Election

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the Liberal Party's election platform, promising to "spend less, invest more" to strengthen Canada. The platform outlines nearly $130 billion in new spending over four years, focusing on defence, housing, and tax cuts. While projecting a declining deficit-to-GDP ratio, the plan anticipates revenue from Canadian-imposed counter-tariffs on the United States.

Iran and US Hold Constructive Nuclear Negotiations in Rome

After technical talks, senior negotiators are expected to reunite on April 26, according to Iran's foreign ministry.

Trump Faces Record Low Economic Approval Amid Rising Discontent

President Donald Trump is registering the worst economic approval numbers of his presidential career, according to the latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey.

Ann Coulter Urges Trump Administration to Defy Supreme Court Order on Venezuelan Deportations

Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Trumps Use of 18th Century Law to Deport Venezuelan Migrants

Justices block Trump administration’s attempt to invoke long-standing but rarely-used law