The Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s broad import tariffs but left alternative trade tools intact, risking further economic turmoil that hardworking American families will feel.

The abrupt cancellation of the World Cup FanFest near the Statue of Liberty reveals missed opportunities and questionable management by local officials, raising concerns about leadership priorities ahead of a major international event on American soil.

The Supreme Court decisively ruled against President Trump’s use of emergency powers to impose sweeping tariffs, reaffirming Congress’s constitutional authority over trade. This ruling challenges the administration’s economic sovereignty approach and raises questions about protecting America’s industries.

The Supreme Court’s ruling against President Trump’s sweeping tariffs under emergency powers reasserts limits on executive authority, but many costly levies remain—raising urgent questions about America’s trade sovereignty and economic impact.

Two of the best women halfpipe skiers were born in the U.S. yet compete for other countries—exposing cracks in America’s approach to sports, national pride, and global competition.

As the UN refugee agency chief tours Ukraine, he underscores the grim reality: no military victory is possible, yet global aid shortfalls and diplomatic inertia threaten millions of displaced Ukrainians.