The ruling blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its controversial executive order ending birthright citizenship in the US.

The announcement came as Russia intensified its assault on Ukraine and as Moscow’s relations with US President Donald Trump appear to sour.

Many Bulgarians opposed adopting the euro, fearing that businesses will take advantage of the currency switch to increase prices.

The bloc’s trade commissioner is expected in Washington Thursday for eleventh-hour negotiations.

Employers added 147,000 jobs in June, while unemployment fell to 4.1%, the Labor Department reported, suggesting a resilient economy despite uncertainty over trade and fiscal policy.

Growing competition in the electric vehicle sector and CEO Elon Musk’s political forays have eroded the company’s market dominance.

International inspectors will now be barred from accessing Iranian nuclear sites without Tehran’s approval.

The tech billionaire again floated the idea of launching a new political party if Donald Trump’s signature tax and spending bill passes.

The US government’s investigation alleged that Harvard acted with indifference in regard to the treatment of Jewish and Israeli students.

The US president is set to hold renewed talks with Iran next week.

The justices held that protecting children from online sexual content largely outweighed the burden that age verification places on adult users.

The US Supreme Court ruled that Maryland parents can pull their kids out of public school classes that feature LGBTQ-themed storybooks.