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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
The massive subsidy aims to stabilize American agriculture, but the reliance on trade levies signals a deepening protectionist stance that could ripple through global markets.
Justices appear ready to dismantle a 90-year-old precedent, granting the White House unchecked authority to fire independent regulators.
In a massive social experiment, 12 Indian states are transferring cash directly to women, sparking a global debate on the value of unpaid care.
Once a fierce critic, the ODM MP now champions the President’s ‘Broad-Based Government,’ citing the Homa Bay Pier and key markets as proof that political cooperation is putting food on the table.
Former CS accuses regulator of sleeping on the job as state moves to offload 15% stake in telco giant for KES 244 billion.
WHO confirms 63 children slaughtered in South Kordofan; paramedics targeted in brutal 'double-tap' assault as war shifts toward oil fields.
The Kiharu MP, formerly the President’s budget chief, warns Kenya is borrowing KES 3.5 billion daily, risking a sovereign collapse akin to Zambia.
Caught between a renewed ‘America First’ agenda and Chinese infrastructure billions, President Ruto plays a dangerous geopolitical game that could secure his 2027 bid—or bankrupt Kenya’s future.
Local authorities push to rebrand ‘home-to-school’ services as costs spiral, warning that state support cannot mean private chauffeurs for every pupil.
The chair of the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee says Kenya’s independent commissions are being "suffocated" by illegal budget caps and executive overreach.
General Eyal Zamir contradicts October ceasefire terms, signaling prolonged military control over half the enclave.
The Wiper leader warns that selling strategic state assets like JKIA and Safaricom undermines the very economic discipline required to emulate the Asian Tiger’s success.
