The Trump administration is advancing plans for an executive order that could require U.S. banks to collect and verify customers’ citizenship status, a controversial move raising concerns over privacy, access to banking, and regulatory burden.

Trump Threatens Spain With Trade Retaliation After Military Base Access Dispute

Eric Swalwell Faces Sexual Assault Allegations as Pressure Mounts to Exit California Governor Race

Melania Trump Denies Any Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein in Rare White House Address 

Pam Bondi Refuses Epstein Deposition as DOJ Blocks Testimony After Firing

The U.S. has stripped visas and green cards from several Iranian nationals tied to Tehran, including relatives of Qassem Soleimani, as tensions intensify amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.

Trump Orders Emergency Payments Amid Airport Delays and Congressional Standstill

Top US counterterrorism chief Joe Kent resigns over Iran war, saying Tehran posed “no imminent threat”

Caricom Tensions Rise as PM Persad-Bissessar Returns Home and Regional Leaders Respond to her Criticism 

U.S. Senate Rejects Bid to Limit Trump’s War Powers in Iran Conflict 

ZOSO Bill Fails in Senate as Independents and Opposition Reject Government’s Crime-fighting Legislation 

Rep. Al Green Escorted Out of State of the Union After Holding Protest Sign Targeting Trump