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Trump administration tells judge White House ballroom can’t be paused for security reasons
The Trump administration has told a federal court that construction of a new White House ballroom must proceed, citing national security concerns and arguing that a historic preservation group seeking...
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Trump sues the BBC for $10bn over edited Jan. 6 speech
President Donald Trump has taken legal action against the BBC, filing a lawsuit on Monday that seeks $10 billion in damages and accuses the British broadcaster of defamation and unfair business practices....
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Rwanda-backed M23 signals Uvira exit after swift seizure in eastern Congo
M23 rebels backed by Rwanda say they plan to pull out of Uvira, a key eastern Congolese city they captured last week, even as violence continues to spread across the region despite a U.S.-brokered peace...
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Roger Lumbala: Ex-Congo rebel leader sentenced to 30 years in France for atrocities long left unpunished
A French court on Monday gave former Congolese rebel leader Roger Lumbala a 30-year prison sentence, delivering a rare conviction tied to atrocities committed during the Second Congo War and getting praise...
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Supreme Court reopens death row case linked to prosecutor accused of racial jury bias in Mississippi
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take up the case of a Black Mississippi death row inmate whose conviction was secured by a prosecutor repeatedly accused of excluding Black jurors. This has reopened...
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Trump administration vows to tackle SNAP fraud, but experts question how big the problem really is
The Trump administration is taking a hard line on the nation’s largest food aid program, claiming that fraud in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is rampant and costly. Officials...
