U.S. Sanctions Target International Criminal Court, Rubio Leads Effort
October 10, 2026
The U.S. imposes sanctions on the ICC, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio pledging to dismantle the tribunal.
The U.S. imposes sanctions on the ICC, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio pledging to dismantle the tribunal.
President Trump announced a deal with Russia to secure diesel fuel, reversing U.S. pressure amid high fuel prices.
Relying on USPS for mail-in ballots close to Election Day risks late postmarks. Voters urged to use drop boxes.
When a woman in West Virginia faces a health crisis and needs abortion care, her state’s total ban leaves her with few options — and Pennsylvania has been one of the closest places she can turn. But that safety net could disappear depending on who wins the Pennsylvania governor’s race.
Ryan’s Decades of Pressing Presidents Ryan discusses access, power, and race in her book Notes on a Blacklash , detailing her experiences.
Trump-era staff cuts at the CFTC reduced enforcement and oversight of cryptocurrency and prediction markets.
President Trump has approved the execution by firing squad of Nidal Hasan, the Fort Hood shooter, on Dec. 3, marking the first U.S. military execution in over six decades.
Christina Starks-Clay, unsure about “Medicare for All,” hopes it’ll improve her costly healthcare experience in Michigan.
Four weeks until Election Day, Democrats are favored to win the House, and the Senate is now within reach.
In December 2025, Trump’s name was added to the Kennedy Center in D.C. but removed six months later by a judge’s ruling.
Adam Johnson, 40, in West Virginia, uses ChatGPT to explore candidates for the midterm election, embracing AI chatbots.
Boulder, Colo., sues ExxonMobil and Suncor, alleging deception about fossil fuels’ harms. Climate impact costs rise.