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Political observers argue that the U.S. government may be labeling migrants as Tren de Aragua members based solely on their tattoos

NASA's two stranded astronauts were overjoyed to welcome the SpaceX crew, representing the U.S., Japan and Russia, to the ISS on Sunday.

A legal nonprofit organization serving migrant families is claiming that the Trump administration resumed the detention of immigrant families at a Texas facility last week

The government's stated justification for deporting him is so unconvincing that it must not be allowed to stand.

DOGE says it's saved the federal government $115 billion. However, the team's claims have consistently included inaccuracies and inflated numbers.

"No amount of lobbying from certain business sectors will change what the new GOP and President Trump are determined to implement," said a Trump advisor consulted by Axios

Back in 2023, Volkswagen showed off the U.S. version of the electric van meant to pay homage to the classic Type-2 Volkswagen Bus of the 1960s. With it came marketing materials that conjured up ideas of surfing on the beach and living a free-spirit lifestyle. In reality, man of these…

“I was playing guitar pretty seriously back then,” Dolly said

A new lineup at the cable news channel could lead to a loss of progressive voices and stories affecting people of color

The Trump administration attempted to distance itself from a $400 million Tesla contract by revealing it was in the works under the previous administration while withholding that that contract was worth less than 1%.

After controversy, officials quietly edited the record to eliminate mention of Elon Musk’s electric vehicle company