LIVE NOW: House Foreign Affairs Panel Explores US Approach to Democracy and Human Rights Abroad

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs holds a hearing on advancing U.S. democracy and human rights policy at 11 a.m. ET on May 8. Witnesses include Robert A. Destro, former assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor; Dr. Patrick Quirk of the International Republican Institute; and former Congressman To… Original News Source

Appeals Court Rules Tufts University Student Arrested by ICE Must Be Returned to Vermont

The student was arrested by plainclothes officers after her visa was revoked. A federal appeals court ruled on May 7 that a Tufts University student must be returned to Vermont after she had been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and sent to Louisiana. The three-judge panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for

North Carolina Supreme Court Candidate Concedes Race After 6 Months

‘This effort has always been about upholding the rule of law and making sure that every legal vote in an election is counted,’ Jefferson Griffin says. A candidate seeking the vacant North Carolina Supreme Court seat conceded following a protracted, months-long court battle over thousands of votes in the state that were cast in the

President Trump is Bringing Drug Manufacturing Back

President Donald J. Trump is determined to make the American pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries great again — both as a matter of national security and to unleash unprecedented prosperity for American workers. Gilead Sciences became the latest industry leader to announce a massive new investment in its U.S. operations with an $11 billion boost to