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A Georgia man was injured over the weekend while trying to save human remains from a funeral home fire.

The actions signal a breaking point for the federal bench in the Eastern District of Virginia after Lindsey Halligan was disqualified as U.S. attorney there.

Donald Trump was sworn in to his second term one year ago today. He has unleashed an unprecedented attack on democracy, within the United States and abroad. But people have responded. This is episode ...

The fascist military occupation of the Twin Cities, and communities throughout Minnesota, is being opposed with a general strike on Friday, January 23 endorsed by a large and diverse coalition of organizations. Rallies in solidarity with the general strike in Minneapolis have been announced in various cities, including Palo Alto, San Francisco and New York. The Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO endorses the statewide day of action.

Internal ICE planning documents propose spending up to $50 million on a privately run network capable of shipping immigrants in custody hundreds of miles across the Upper Midwest.

A major economic report released this week confirms what many Americans have been feeling at checkout. Americans paying tariffs is not a slogan. It is the reality. According to the data, about 96 percent of U.S. tariff costs are paid by American importers and consumers, not foreign exporters. That finding comes from a large-scale analysis of U.S. import data covering trillions of dollars in goods. The report shows that when tariffs are imposed, foreign sellers rarely lower their prices to absorb the cost. Instead, they maintain pricing and reduce volume, while U.S. companies pay the tariff upfront and pass the added cost down the line. So what does that mean in real terms. When tariffs increase, U.S. importers face higher expenses. Retailers then raise prices to protect margins. Finally, consumers see higher prices on everyday goods. In other words, tariffs function like a hidden tax on Americans rather than a punishment on foreign nations. This challenges long-standing claims that tariffs force other countries to pay up. The data shows the opposite. Foreign exporters absorb only about four percent of the cost. The remaining burden stays at home, landing on businesses and households across the country. The timing of this report matters. Tariffs continue to be framed as leverage tools that strengthen the U.S. economy. However, the findings show they often increase costs without delivering the promised relief to consumers. While tariff revenue flows into the federal government, that money is largely coming straight out of American wallets. This also helps explain why prices remain elevated across several industries. From household goods to electronics and manufacturing inputs, tariff pass-through quietly raises costs even when supply chains stabilize. The bottom line is simple. Americans paying tariffs is not an opinion. It is what the numbers show. And as trade policy debates continue, this report adds pressure to confront who really carries the financial weight.  

(RNS) — America is witnessing more than an immigration enforcement surge — we are witnessing an escalation of unchecked federal force that is deadly.

WINNIPEG – Dan David, a renowned Mohawk journalist and the founder of Aboriginal Peoples Television Network’s news department, has died.

Economic instability in Venezuela after the U.S. raid to capture its president is deepening inflation and rattling the currency, sending grocery bills soaring for millions of people.

Bruce Springsteen criticized the Trump administration's deployment of ICE agents to Minneapolis during a Saturday performance in New Jersey.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent amplified President Donald Trump’s message to European allies that the US won’t back down on taking over Greenland, saying the continent is too weak to ensure its security.

US President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs on eight European countries over Greenland weighed risk sentiment as trading kicked off on Monday, with the region’s equities facing the brunt of any selloff.

Polish authorities have charged five men in an alleged Russia-orchestrated plot to send out parcels with explosives to various Western countries, Poland's National Prosecutor's Office announced on Jan...