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U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents shot a person in New York City on Thursday afternoon, according to police.

The shooting took place around 4 p.m. in Manhattan’s Marble Hill neighborhood, according to a statement from the New York Police De...


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In his “state of the force” address last week, self-styled War Secretary Pete Hegseth coupled his usual attacks on the press, the Ivy League, and “beardos” and “weirdos” with new initiatives that have the potential to reshape the U.S. military for decades: an Autonomous Warfare Command, and an effort to map out the future of warfare called “Project Meridian.” The former, a co...


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Armed, masked agents stand in front of a bulldozer near the U.S. border with Mexico on Oct. 5, 2026. A 200-year-old tree, which had for weeks been occupied by activists, was bulldozed to make way for Trump’s border wall. Photo: Sierra Club Borderlands

For more than 70 days, dozens of activists and an ancient cottonwood tree on the Arizona–Mexico border have succes...


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Williston, a small Vermont town of 10,000 people, is best known as a bucolic suburb of Burlington laden with historic buildings and farmland.

Like the rest of the state, the hamlet is about 90 percent white. Williston has seen few of the sorts of large-scale Trump administration immigration operations that have sparked raucous protests. Aside from a few raids agains...


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In the spring of 2023, on a partly sunny day where the temperature flirted with 70 degrees, an Army veteran of the Afghanistan War walked into the unique Prairie-style police headquarters in Banning, California. In a


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