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With more than 2,700 events planned across the US, one organizer, James Phipps, 75, says: ‘Protest is all I’ve done all my life’

Investor Kevin O'Leary has urged President Donald Trump to focus on preserving the American dream rather than focusing on specific industries, saying capitalism — despite its flaws — remains the system that works best for everyone.

Marking National Album Day, the punk band’s seventh album topped the leader board with its politically-charged 2004 record.

ANALYSIS: Donald Trump’s relationship with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky has improved as Valdimir Putin has continued to test the American leader’s patience, writes Andrew Feinberg

About 1,400 staff at NNSA, which manages America’s nuclear weapons stockpile, to be furloughed on Monday

The Pentagon just pulled a $500 million cobalt tender, but the real action might be in Dayton, Ohio. Xerion Advanced Battery Corp., long in stealth mode, is now front and center as Trump pushes to secure critical minerals for America, amid tightening Chinese export controls on cobalt and gallium.

Vice President JD Vance faces backlash after leaked GOP group chats allegedly mocked his Indian-American wife, prompting actress Jennifer Welch to accuse him of failing to stand up to racism within his own party.

On this week's Plugged-In Podcast: General Motors President Mark Reuss explains what's next for the Chevy Bolt, affordable EVs, and competing with China.

But what if one day, Bezos decided to dismantle his empire and liquidate his assets in order to give everyone in the United States an equal share?

Plus: Feminization of the workplace, no National Guard in Chicago, public transit needs to be policed, and more...

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene got one step closer to criticizing President Donald Trump directly, now claiming parts of his agenda during the second term seem to be "America Last," rather than first.