The Latest Breaking News from America

The blue Si. You know exactly which Civic I’m talking about. Two doors. Seven-spoke wheels. VTEC badges. Subtle body mods. To this high schooler, the EM-generation Civic Si was more desirable than any hot hatch or American muscle car of the period.

“I am gravely concerned that the rise of tariffs puts us on a slippery slope towards crony capitalism,” the hedge fund billionaire told reporters.

Donald Trump’s return as the president of the US in January 2025 is expected to usher in a transformation of US domestic and foreign affairs.

The collective and their artistic director’s classy multimedia project highlights the lives lost and land snatched away in building the US transcontinental railroad

Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point welcomes viewers into the Balsano family’s annual festive gathering. Four generations of the Italian-American family descend on the home of the elderly matriarch Antonia (Mary Reistetter) in Long Island, in New York state, where eating, drinking and general merriment ensues.

Defense secretary pick said in 2020 that should Democrats win election the military ‘will be forced to make a choice’

Donald Trump’s second term as president could witness fractious breaks with many of America’s established constitutional norms. He has hinted at trying to get rid of senior US military figures whose views do not align with his, and even using legal action to pursue people who have “wronged” him over…

Hollywood legend Richard Gere has announced that he and his family are all set to move to Spain after years of living in the United States.

A.E.I.'s Yuval Levin discusses Trump's mandate (or lack thereof), building coalitions, and how the classic divide between Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine remains relevant.

The Republican senator wants to bring Biden and Trump together to commit American lives to Saudi Arabia in order to "change the region and change the world."

Many of America’s corporate executives have had enough of the remote-work experiment and are looking to go back to what’s comfortable for them.