Politics

A motion has been made to impeach South Korea's president after he declared martial law on Tuesday.

South Korean president faces impeachment calls after martial law order

Village People singer Victor Willis defended President-elect Donald Trump’s use of “Y.M.C.A.” and denied claims that it’s a "gay anthem."

Village People singer defends Trump’s use of ‘Y.M.C.A.,’ denies it as ‘gay anthem’

Federal judge dismisses Hunter Biden’s gun case amid opposition from prosecutors

Judge dismisses Hunter Biden’s gun case amid opposition from prosecutors

The House Committee on the Coronavirus released its final 557-page report with key recommendations for how to handle the next pandemic.

Vaccine injury compensation program should be created to build trust: Report

A viral TikTok video is creating tension between the Texas Children’s Hospital and Gov. Greg Abbott, R, in relation to a recent order.

Texas Gov. Abbott threatens to defund hospital over doctor’s viral TikTok

Canada will deploy helicopters, drones and additional personnel to its border to enhance immigration security, a Canadian official said.

Canada will deploy helicopters, drones to border after Trump tariff threat

President-elect Donald Trump said he is "totally against" a foreign takeover of U.S. Steel, threatening the company's deal with Nippon Steel.

Trump vows to tank $15B buyout of US Steel by Japan’s Nippon

A federal appeals court ruled Idaho can move forward with a first-of-its-kind law that makes it illegal to help minors seek an abortion.

US court rules most of Idaho’s ‘abortion trafficking’ law can take effect

South Korea declared martial law on Dec. 3. President Yoon Suk Yeol appointed an army general to serve as martial law commander.

South Korean president sparks protests, declares ’emergency martial law’

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told President-elect Donald Trump his proposed tariffs would “kill the Canadian economy.”

Trump jokes Canada could be 51st state at dinner with Trudeau: Report

The U.S. Army will have a new commander for Europe and Africa after Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., dropped his hold.

Sen. Mullin drops hold on promotion of general who led Afghanistan withdrawal

The Supreme Court will hear a case that could decide the future of transgender health care in America.

SCOTUS to hear case that could decide future of trans health care nationwide

President-elect Donald Trump will travel to Paris for the reopening of Notre Dame cathedral.

Trump to travel to Paris for reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral

Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized U.S. defense spending on Sunday, Dec. 1, endorsing comments from Elon Musk.

Bernie Sanders sides with Elon Musk over defense budget problems

Georgia's president is pleading for help from Western allies amid mass protests that have been ongoing for days.

Georgia’s violent protests continue for 5th day as president pleads for help

Belgium is the first country in the world to give sex workers employment rights.

Belgium first country in world to give sex workers employee rights

A California nonprofit is taking an unconventional approach to help treat people struggling with drug addiction by using ballet and church.

New San Francisco program adds ballet and church as part of drug treatment

CA lawmaker plans to introduce a bill that would prioritize college and University admissions for descendants of slaves.

CA bill would prioritize descendants of slaves for college admissions

President-elect Donald Trump has selected Kash Patel to lead the FBI, a move that has sparked significant media attention. The portrayal of Patel, however, varies widely depending on the political leanings of the news outlet.

Media headlines offer contrasting views of Trump FBI pick Kash Patel

California lawmakers are meeting for a special session with Governor Gavin Newsom set to propose a so-called “Trump-proof” legal defense fund.

Newsom to propose $25M in special session to ‘Trump-proof’ California

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she'll be the first to call ICE and have migrants with criminal convictions deported.

NY Gov Hochul says she’ll call ICE, help ‘get rid of’ migrants who commit crimes

A new report from the New York Post revealed more than 58,000 migrants with criminal histories are in New York City.

Nearly 60,000 migrants with criminal backgrounds roaming NYC: Report

Things might get more complicated for those with student loan debt after the Biden admin's one-year grace period on repayments expired.

Student borrowers may face default as loan forgiveness remains tied up in court

President-elect Trump wants a ceasefire in Gaza before returning to the White House, Sen. Lindsey Graham said.

Trump seeks ceasefire in Gaza before return to White House, Graham says

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