Connor Greene

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Can a Nobel Prize Be Gifted or Sold?

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado isn't the first Nobel Prize winner to give their medal away.

By Connor Greene

911 Transcripts and Report Reveal New Details of ICE Shooting

A fire department incident report and 911 call transcripts offer insight into the aftermath of Renee Good's fatal shooting in Minneapolis.

By Connor Greene

Trump’s Iceland Ambassador Pick Apologizes for '52nd State' Joke

Billy Long, Trump's nominee for ambassador to Iceland, drew backlash after joking about the country becoming the 52nd state.

By Connor Greene

Meet the Top ICE Official Resigning to Run for Congress

ICE Deputy Director Madison Sheahan, who has helped lead Trump's aggressive immigration crackdown, is launching a House bid in Ohio.

By Connor Greene

What to Know About the Verizon Outage

The company is offering affected users account credits after the widespread outage on Wednesday.

By Connor Greene

Trump Administration Will Suspend Visa Processing From 75 Countries, Extending Crackdown on Legal Immigration

The indefinite pause marks another escalation of President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.

By Connor Greene

What Immigration Agents Can—and Can’t—Do Under the Law

Legal experts weigh in on the extent of federal immigration officers' authority after the fatal shooting in Minneapolis.

By Connor Greene

What to Know About California's Proposed 'Billionaire Tax'

The proposed measure is facing opposition from Gov. Gavin Newsom as some billionaires begin cutting ties with the state.

By Connor Greene

Pope Leo Condemns 'Diplomacy Based on Force'

The pontiff warned against a spreading "zeal for war" on Friday, as Trump threatens further military action following attacks on Venezuela.

By Connor Greene

Why Is Trump So Intent on Acquiring Greenland?

President Donald Trump has for years had his eyes set on the island, which he has repeatedly threatened to annex. Why does he want it?

By Connor Greene

What to Know About Iran’s Protests

Protests over Iran’s collapsing economy have spread nationwide as Trump renews warnings of U.S. action.

By Connor Greene

Less Than 1% of the Epstein Files Released So Far, DOJ Says

Top DOJ officials said in a court filing that over two million documents "remain in various phases of review and redaction."

By Connor Greene

U.S. Criticized Over Venezuela at U.N. Meeting

The Trump Administration's military operations in Venezuela drew condemnation from both U.S. allies and adversaries at the Monday meeting.

By Connor Greene

Maduro Asserts His Innocence in First U.S. Court Appearance

The deposed Venezuelan pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking charges in a New York court on Monday.

By Connor Greene and Chantelle Lee

Delcy Rodríguez: Who is Venezuela’s New Leader?

A Maduro loyalist who is credited with stabilizing Venezuela's economy after years of crisis was picked by Trump to take over.

By Connor Greene and Chantelle Lee

Trump's Year of Government Cuts—and What Lies Ahead

President Donald Trump's efforts to slash the federal government have already impacted millions in the U.S. and around the world.

By Connor Greene

Trump Hosts Zelensky at Mar-a-Lago as Russia Steps Up Attacks

The talks come after days of heavy Russian missile and drone attacks and as negotiators say a U.S.-backed peace plan is nearing completion.

By Connor Greene

Thousands of Flights Delayed as Winter Storm Sweeps the U.S.

Hundreds of flights were canceled and thousands delayed Saturday as a winter storm hit the U.S., with more disruption expected.

By Connor Greene

A Look Back at Memorable White House Christmases Past

From Jackie Kennedy's 'Nutcracker' theme to Melania Trump's crimson trees

By Connor Greene

Lonely Over the Holidays? Experts Suggest Ways to Deal With It

The holiday season can exacerbate feelings of loneliness that are already on the rise in countries around the world.

By Connor Greene
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