On January 18, 2025, TikTok became unavailable in the United States for approximately 14 hours due to a federal law passed the day prior, targeting foreign-owned social media platforms. This temporary prohibition generated enormous controversy across the U.S., disrupting creators' revenues and leading to a broader discussion of free speech. 

After months of turning student visa policies into an attack on international students, the Trump Administration is doing something unfamiliar – retreating.  On Friday, April 25, the Trump administration very suddenly acted to restore thousands of international student visa privileges to those whose academic careers have been upended by the government’s latest moves.

In today’s world, elections are no longer decided by television and radio broadcasts, speeches, public meetings, or door-to-door campaigns. Political campaigning now thrives—and is often won—on social media.

Kilmar Àbrego García was wrongly deported to El Salvador, despite a court order, becoming central to a major legal and political clash.

The U.S. launched a new wave of airstrikes across Yemen as part of a campaign the White House has framed as a crackdown on terrorism.

"On the morning of March 24th, The Atlantic published a jarring exposé detailing coordinates of planned missile strikes"

The Trump Administration just hit send on a mass deportation—right after a federal judge hit pause.

In the recent flurry of executive orders being put out by the Trump Administration, all federal loans and grants supplied by the government

On January 21, 2025, President Donald Trump signs off on a document rescinding the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972

On January 18th, 2025, tens of thousands of motivated Americans came out to protest across the nation