Eva Fedderly

In the wake of controversial shootings by federal immigration agents — one in Minneapolis that killed a 37-year-old woman and another in Portland that left two people wounded — legal and political battles have erupted between federal and state governments... See more

Despite expectations to the contrary, the Supreme Court did not release its opinion Friday on the legality of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs. It is not clear when the court will rule in the case, which could have broad implications for consumer p... See more

When the United States took Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro from his home on Saturday, it was 36 years to the day since U.S. forces captured another South American strongman: Panama’s Manuel Noriega. Their cases are both extraordinary and similar: bot... See more

The Supreme Court is expected to provide an expedited ruling Friday on the legality of many of the tariffs President Donald Trump has imposed on imports from other countries. The decision could undermine much of Trump’s economic agenda for his second term... See more

Minutes after a federal immigration agent shot and killed a woman on Wednesday in Minneapolis, Trump administration officials labeled her a “violent rioter” and her actions as domestic terrorism. The agent, they said, acted in self-defense. But an expert ... See more