Kanishka Singh | Reuters Mahmoud Khalil speaks about Columbia protests in 2024 clip In April 2024, the Journal News spoke with activist Mahmoud Khalil about his suspension from Columbia University after pro-Palestinian protests. WASHINGTON — A Korean American Columbia University student, who is a legal permanent U.S. resident and has participated in pro-Palestinian protests, sued … Read more
A federal jury in New Mexico found Solomon Peña, 40, guilty of orchestrating a shooting spree aimed at Democratic lawmakers, including two who certified his election loss. Watch the moment Trump is injured at Pennsylvania rally Watch the moment that former President Donald Trump was rushed off stage after gunshots rang out as he was … Read more
Classified war plans inadvertently sent to journalist The Atlantic’s editor Jeffrey Goldberg revealed that he was accidentally added to a group chat with top officials that detailed classified war plans. WASHINGTON — The top House Democrats on military, intelligence, foreign affairs and government affairs oversight committees are demanding answers from senior Trump administration officials on … Read more
What to know about the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 President Trump wants to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. Here’s what you need to know about the wartime law. Judge Patricia A. Millett, one of three judges hearing a Trump administration appeal over deportation flights, voiced concern Monday that alleged Nazis were given … Read more
Trump fires top military leaders President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth announced they are replacing several top military officials linked to the Biden administration. WASHINGTON – Democrats are lambasting top Trump administration officials who shared detailed secret plans in a group chat that included a journalist on a commercial messaging platform. National Security Advisor Mike … Read more
What to know about the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 President Trump wants to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798. Here’s what you need to know about the wartime law. WASHINGTON − Lawyers for Venezuelans fighting their removal said Monday that women were returned to the U.S. after El Salvador refused to accept them. … Read more
How Trump’s tariffs will effect everyday prices With new tariffs on imports, several everyday goods are likely to become more expensive for American consumers. Cars and auto parts, many of which are produced through an integrated North American supply chain, will see price increases as manufacturers adjust to higher costs. unbranded – Newsworthy WASHINGTON – … Read more
Toddler gets a presidential assist a Easter Egg Roll President Joe Biden swooped in to assist a toddler with her Easter egg during the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. WASHINGTON ― The White House has opened up its annual Easter egg roll to paid corporate sponsorships, raising legal concerns from ethics experts about President … Read more
Judge blocks Trump’s order banning transgender troops in military A federal judge has temporarily blocked the enforcement of US President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender military service while a lawsuit challenging the policy proceeds. unbranded – Newsworthy A second federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked the Pentagon’s policy banning transgender troops, after two Air Force … Read more
SCOTUS ruling on ‘reverse discrimination’ civil rights case The Supreme Court justices questioned whether an extra hurdle for people of “majority backgrounds” is required to prove discrimination. WASHINGTON – Louisiana’s solicitor general asked the Supreme Court on Monday to help resolve a conundrum. The state had been sued for not including enough majority-Black districts in … Read more