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Judge denies request by U.S. Institute of Peace to stop DOGE takeover

A USIP lawsuit filed in D.C. requested a temporary restraining order and named Trump, several members of his Cabinet and DOGE representatives as defendants.

Greenpeace ordered to pay Dakota Access Pipeline operator hundreds of millions in defamation suit

A North Dakota jury awarded damages to Energy Transfer, the company that runs the Dakota Access Pipeline, after finding Greenpeace liable in a high-stakes defamation case.

Israeli troops move into Gaza; United Nations staffer killed in blast

The Israeli military said ground troops entered Gaza to “create a partial buffer” between the northern and southern parts of the territory.

Trump, Zelensky speak a day after White House talks with Putin

The timing of the call was the most recent evidence of Ukraine being relegated to the back seat in talks about its future.

Unearthed Klimt painting, first dismissed, now on sale for $16 million

Gustav Klimt’s portrait of an African prince, painted when his people were displayed in a “human zoo,” was first dismissed because it didn’t “look like a Klimt.”

For Russia, Trump-Putin call marks Moscow’s return to the world stage

Ukraine’s Zelensky will talk to Trump on Wednesday and hopes the United States will monitor any ceasefire as Kyiv and Moscow traded salvos overnight.

What’s new in the JFK files? 4 things to know about the assassination records.

The federal government Tuesday night released tens of thousands of pages on President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. It’s unclear how much light they’ll shed.

These drones are hitting Russia’s energy sector. Moscow wants them stopped.

Inside Ukraine’s deep-strike drone program that has bedeviled Russia’s energy infrastructure ahead of ceasefire talks.

Live updates: Trump continues attack on federal judge despite stern statement from chief justice

Get the latest news on President Donald Trump’s return to the White House and the new Congress.

‘Have you seen our congressman?’ Angry voters press GOP for answers.

Republicans’ efforts to avoid heated protests are rallying the opposition in one battleground House district in Wisconsin.