Stories from Washington · United States

The White House, on the day of its establishment this year, reportedly invoked Section 122 of the 1974 Commercial Law, indicating a need to break policy continuity.

A source reported that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has given Congress its decision regarding a resolution.

Minority groups are reportedly losing their right to vote just before an upcoming election.

The American President has made recent 'exhortations and offenses' against universities and university institutions. The situation in the United States is described in terms of investigation following these statements.

Defense Minister Haxer stated that certain files had long fueled legitimate speculation. He added that it was time for the American people to see these files for themselves.

Research indicates that when students are deeply engaged in reading, writing, and critical thinking, their brains form new cognitive pathways. Conversely, when artificial intelligence performs the thinking, students do not develop these cognitive pathways.

The United States government has not issued an announcement that many feared, according to reports from CBN São Paulo. As of now, the anticipated announcement has not occurred.

A letter obtained by the Times of Israel indicates that the U.S.-led Board of Peace has made it clear it will not hold Israel to ceasefire terms. This development comes as armistice talks, part of the next phase of the October ceasefire, have stalled.

Marco Rubio stated that the regulation of the war in Ukraine has reached a dead end. Marco Rubio is considered a favorite among Republican Party candidates for the 2028 presidential election, despite being described as not a popular vice president. The source notes he is not a decisive or dominant candidate and is "very vulnerable." A scenario where Florida Governor Ron DeSantis also runs is easily imaginable.

A report indicated that Americans are seeking greater transparency on issues such as extraterrestrial life.