A Russian drone crashed into a two-storey building housing a pre-school in Kyiv's Obolonskyi district on the evening of 25 September, causing a fire.

Common Cause condemned the Supreme Court’s ruling today allowing the federal government to continue using the flawed SAVE system. Statement from Common Cause President & CEO Virginia Kase Solomón: “The Supreme Court’s decision to allow DHS and states to use an error-ridden system is completel

All charges were dropped against the students, who could have faced prison for “conspiracy to trespass” and vandalism.

Zelenskyy's office has denied Bloomberg's report that Trump offered him a Moscow meeting with Putin during their New York talks.

If reporters want to convince the world that they are necessary to combat the rise of authoritarianism, now is the time to abandon business as usual.

Exclusive: Democrats Dick Durbin of Illinois and Alex Padilla of California seek to prevent unlawful arrests US senators have introduced legislation aimed at cutting down warrantless or specious ICE arrests, and curbing the agency’s ability to indefinitely detain immigrants who do not pose any dan

Putin has claimed Russian speakers face rights violations in the Baltic states but denied Russia is preparing military action against Europe.

A Russian drone hit Ivanivka school No. 2 in Kyiv Oblast's Vyshhorod district, sparking a large fire; no children were harmed.

By threatening the filmmakers, Netanyahu lays bare how fragile the notion of what it means to be Israeli is in the age of its genocide in Gaza. The post The Backlash to “NAZA” Shows How Little Israeli Citizenship Really Means appeared first on The Intercept .

The following is a statement from Nancy Altman , President of Social Security Works , in response to today’s Supreme Court decision greenlighting the use of Social Security data for determining voter eligibility: “In the name of non-existent voter fraud, the Supreme Court has given the Trump adm

Bloomberg reports Trump asked Zelenskyy to travel to Moscow for talks with Putin, but Zelenskyy refused, reportedly irritated by the request.

At least 104 people were arrested, including nine elected officials as well as congressional and other candidates.