Iran’s foreign minister said Tehran is no longer enriching uranium, blaming June strikes by Israel and the United States that hit enrichment sites. Answering an Associated Press reporter’s question, Abbas Araghchi said all facilities are under IAEA safeguards and denied undeclared work, while insisting Iran’s inalienable right to peaceful enrichment...
Sen. John Fetterman said he’s back home in Pennsylvania after a hospital stay for what his office called a ventricular fibrillation flare-up that left him light-headed and caused a fall during an early Thursday walk. Posting a photo on X on Saturday, he showed injuries to his nose and forehead...
As the nation emerges from its longest shutdown, Chuck Schumer faces rare vulnerability. Eight Democrats broke with him to end a standoff he tried to push past Thanksgiving, as he phoned allies to blame Republicans for rising health costs; some declined. Interviews show growing doubts about his leadership and 2028...
The Department of Homeland Security has reassigned thousands of agents to arrest undocumented immigrants, sidelining investigations across its public-safety mission amid mounting pressure from President Trump, a New York Times probe found. Child-exploitation teams were pulled off cases, a national security inquiry into Iranian oil financing stalled for months as...
As a federal immigration crackdown enters its third month, Chicago neighborhoods are mounting daily whistle led patrols, school escorts, and rapid response teams to track agents and share information. Organizers say the citys grassroots network spanning Little Village to the North Side has spawned Whistlemania distributions and vendor buyouts, even...
After stinging losses in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia, Republican leaders are closing ranks around President Donald Trump, urging candidates to tout his record and sharpen a new emphasis on affordability. The White House is amplifying claims of falling costs, even as AP polling shows economic anxiety high and...
Hundreds of federalized National Guard troops sent from California and Texas to Portland and Chicago amid protests over the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown will return home, a Defense Department official told CBS News. Judges had barred their street deployment, leaving units in limbo, and the administration has appealed a ruling...
Indiana Senate Republicans will not return for a December redistricting session sought by President Donald Trump, with Senate leader Rodric Bray saying the caucus lacks votes to reopen the congressional map. The move halts an unusual mid-decade bid to turn Indiana’s 7-2 GOP advantage into nine Republican-leaning districts, despite pressure...
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, heads to the northern Caribbean on Sunday as tensions with Venezuela mount. A U.S. official told NPR the “table is being set” for possible action, with 15,000 service members in the region, including 2,000 Marines. The U.S. has carried out...
President Donald Trump is struggling to convince voters he can tame inflation, even as he echoes Joe Biden’s early reassurances and predicts inflation will soon be 1.5%. After Democrats gained over affordability concerns, Trump has floated a $2,000 tariff rebate, longer 50-year mortgages, and scrapped some tariffs, steps critics call...
