Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to face congressional questioning Wednesday regarding the Trump administration's military campaign against Iran. This marks his first appearance before lawmakers since the conflict began.

U.S. House stalemate threatens to derail renewal of foreign surveillance authority ahead of this week's expiration deadline.

The U.S. House of Representatives faces a stalemate over the renewal of a surveillance authority used to monitor foreigners, with the program set to expire this week.

McConnell: Pentagon withholding $400M in Ukraine aid approved by Congress for fiscal 2026. He accused the department’s policy shop of stonewalling in a Washington Post op-ed.

Mitch McConnell stated that the Pentagon is withholding $400 million in Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funds approved by Congress for fiscal 2026. He made the accusation in a Washington Post opinion piece, blaming the department's policy shop under Elbridge Colby.

The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments today on the legality of the Trump administration's order requiring immigrants from Haiti and Syria to return to their home countries.

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments regarding the legality of the Trump administration's decision to end protected status for immigrants from Haiti and Syria.

South Africa's top law firms challenge Black ownership policy in court. Law firms seek to set aside regulations on Black representation and ownership in the legal sector.

Some of South Africa's biggest law firms have asked a court to set aside the nation's policy governing Black ownership and representation in the profession.