U.S. Senate Considers SAVE America Act
The Senate is reviewing the SAVE America Act, aiming to introduce new proof-of-citizenship requirements.
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A Senate committee advances Mullin's nomination
Sen. Mullin faces tough questions on political violence and DHS vision during a heated confirmation hearing.
California's gas prices, already among the nation's highest, have surged due to the Iran war, sparking political debate.
Republican Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar
discusses President Trump's comments on Cuba with NPR's Michel Martin.
A federal judge ordered Voice of America to reinstate 1,042 employees after ruling Kari Lake's actions unlawful.
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Announces President Trump
U.S. War Against Iran
As the conflict enters its third week, the Trump administration shifts messaging amid waning support.
What is the SAVE America Act?
NPR's Steve Inskeep discusses with Georgetown Law's Steve Vladeck about election control and Trump's ambitions.
We explore President Trump's evolving goals in the Iran conflict and his final push for global tariffs on many countries.
The push for change in the Democratic Party is tested in a Chicago district, with candidates from Gen X to Gen Z.