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For five months, Angela Della Valle has been living out of hotels and rental properties across three states and two U.S. territories, chasing her husband through a maze of immigration detention centers. Her story puts a human face on a national debate that, for hundreds of thousands of American families, is not a debate at all — it is daily life.

More than 10,000 veterans have lost their homes to foreclosure in less than a year, and nearly 90,000 more are on the edge — all after the Trump administration shut down a key safety net in the VA home loan program without a replacement ready to go.

A Colombian-born pastor with no criminal record is spending Holy Week inside an immigration detention center in New Jersey, separated from his wife and three daughters. His case is raising serious questions about how ICE enforcement intersects with religious communities, due process, and the rights of immigrants with active legal cases.

Iowa State Representative Josh Turek shares his campaign vision to promote inclusivity and accessibility for all Iowans.

Attorney General advocates for $3.5B in restitution for unfair tariffs.

Virginia families are paying significantly more for everyday goods as a direct result of illegal tariffs, according to a new analysis — and the bill is only expected to grow. A February study from the nonpartisan Tax Foundation found that Trump administration tariffs added an average of $1,000 in costs to American households in 2025. If the tariffs hold through this year, that figure is projected to climb to around $1,300 in 2026. The Tax Foundation characterized the tariffs

There's a new front in America's foreign policy — and most Americans found out about it the same way our closest allies did: after the bombs had already fallen. On February 28, the United States launched one of its largest unilateral military operations in decades, striking targets inside Iran without giving advance notice to allied governments in Europe or Asia. The scale alone is staggering: Pentagon officials confirmed the U.S. has hit 7,000 targets inside Iran and sunk or

Congress is reviewing a bill to alleviate consumer tariff burdens, offering rebates.

Diesel price surge threatens grocery bills and broader economy impact

Recent U.S.-China talks in Paris address tariff stability and trade issues.

In September 2025, $93 billion was spent by the DoD on luxury items instead of crucial support for American citizens.

The U.S. investigates trade practices of multiple nations as tariffs rise.

Millions of dollars’ worth of U.S.-funded contraceptives intended for low-income countries have become unusable after being stranded in Belgium following the shutdown of the U.S. Agency for International Development, according to a newly obtained internal memo. The memo, dated September 15, 2025, indicates that approximately $9.7 million in contraceptives purchased by U.S.A.I.D. were left in storage after the agency was dismantled. Of that total, only $1.6 million remained v

When President Donald Trump began his second term, he vowed to cut “billions and billions of dollars” from the federal government. With support from Elon Musk ’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the administration quickly moved to reduce spending, eliminate programs, and shrink the federal workforce. Now, as tensions with Iran escalate into a broader regional conflict, some officials and lawmakers are questioning whether those cuts weakened key parts of the governm

Costco may benefit from tariff refunds, enabling lower prices and competitive edge for consumers and investors alike.

Treasury Secretary Bessent warns $175B in tariffs may not be returned.

Democratic leaders push for restitution after tariffs cost families.

New York Democratic leaders urge reimbursement from Trump for business losses after the Supreme Court strikes down tariffs impacting the economy.

The recent ruling disrupts global trade, prompting EU action and cautious market response.

The US trade deficit rose to $70.3 billion in December 2025, influenced by tariffs and imports.