Supreme Court Takes Up Trump’s Suspension of Asylum at Southern Border
The justices agreed to review whether Donald Trump may suspend asylum access at the U.S.-Mexico border and whether a lower court could broadly block the policy.
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Europe Names Team for Trump-Led Ukraine Talks as Leaders Seek Direct Voice
European leaders said the EU and five countries will send diplomats to the next U.S.-led Ukraine peace talks, seeking a direct role in negotiations that affect the continent’s security.
White House Weighs Lutnick’s Future as He Agrees to Testify on Nvidia Controls
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick agreed to testify before Congress about Nvidia chip-export controls as Reuters reported that senior White House officials were discussing whether he should remain in the Trump administration.
Trump Says U.S. No Longer Needs an Iran Deal and Redirects Vance
President Donald Trump said the United States no longer needs an agreement with Iran and told Vice President JD Vance to shift his attention from diplomacy to alleged domestic fraud and corruption.
Trump Threatens to Double Mexico Tariffs Unless Migrant Caravans Are Stopped
President Donald Trump said tariffs on Mexican goods would be doubled immediately if Mexico did not stop migrant caravans, but he did not announce an implementing order or identify the tariff rates affected.
White House Warns Democrats Planned Trump Investigations Could Cross Into Criminal Conduct
A White House letter challenged incoming House Oversight chair Robert Garcia’s planned investigations, saying intimidation or abusive process could become criminal; Garcia called the warning an unconstitutional attack on Congress.
Russia and Ukraine Agree to Major Prisoner Exchange in Trump-Brokered Talks
Russian and Ukrainian negotiators agreed in principle to a large prisoner exchange after two days of U.S.-mediated talks, while leaving the exchange totals and the war’s central disputes unresolved.
Judge Allows Trump’s $10 Billion BBC Defamation Case to Proceed
A federal judge denied the BBC’s request to dismiss Donald Trump’s defamation claim over a documentary’s edited version of his January 6 speech, while dismissing a narrower Florida-law count.
Trump Envoys Lead First Russia-Ukraine Talks in Nine Months
U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi ran for four hours, with Trump envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff bringing Russian and Ukrainian delegations together for the first time since February.
Trump Administration’s SNAP Proposal Could End Benefits for 6.3 Million
A USDA proposed rule would narrow categorical eligibility for SNAP, which the department estimates would remove 6.3 million people from the program when fully implemented.
Supreme Court Lets Trump Resume Big Bend Border-Wall Construction
The Supreme Court stayed a federal injunction against Trump’s Big Bend border project, allowing construction to resume while the administration seeks full review of the dispute.
Trump Questions 2026 Midterm Results With Unsupported Voting-Machine Claims
Donald Trump questioned whether the 2026 midterms were honest and blamed voting machines without presenting evidence, days after saying he would accept the results.
