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The Trump Doctrine echoes George Washington's warning against getting overly involved overseas, but with it, the U.S. also remains willing to defend national interests.

Trump and Mamdani are both charismatic leaders who have bucked their parties and tapped into the current political ethos that eschews traditional loyalties.

A Honduran woman filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of her and her family's detention at a Texas facility. She is also asking for a preliminary injunction that would prevent her family's immediate deportation to Honduras as her 6-year-old son . ...

Asian American leaders on Thursday rallied their communities to speak out against the federal immigration sweeps that have largely targeted Latino neighborhoods, warning that areas frequented by Asian immigrants could be next.

After U.S. Treasury officials accused three Mexican financial institutions of aiding drug cartels, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said there was "no proof" to the allegations.

Conservative states that banned abortion are still fighting with Planned Parenthood, which provides medical screening for women.

Malaysia emerged as a major destination for U.S. waste after China banned U.S. waste imports in 2018.

Afraid to leave their homes, some immigrants are digitizing major aspects of their lives while others attempt to go off-grid.

Ten years ago, Jim Obergefell won same-sex couples the right to marry nationwide. Today, his life in Ohio is proof of his lasting legacy.

Understanding how the U.S. went from marriage equality a decade ago to steep backsliding on transgender rights today could help determine what happens next for the country's LGBTQ+ rights movement.