Politics

Karneval de Purim reflects resilience and enduring threats faced by Berlin’s Jewish community.

The president’s recent proposal to rename Veterans Day “Victory Day for World War I” is drawing criticism from historians and communication scholars.

Government internships are being rescinded due to President Donald Trump’s federal hiring freeze. Among those whose offer was revoked: a USC student.

USC’s 17,000 international students remain in limbo as they wait for ICE’s updated policy.

From cutting federal aid to targeting DEI and transgender protections, Trojans speak out on what the administration’s new policies could mean for the future of learning.

On the cusp of Trump’s 100th day back in office, a poll finds an overall decline in approval. Some USC students say they aren’t surprised, while others caution about the validity of the information.

President Trump and other government officials praised the raids on social media, while some local residents remain fearful that their families may be targeted next.

The Justice Department announced today it will undo cancelled visas.

On Monday evening, hundreds gathered for a public prayer vigil at France’s most-visited cathedral in honor of Pope Francis.

Trump continues to target major law firms with executive orders over “unethical conduct.”

The progressive pair championed wealth equality and retirement benefits at a rally filled with musical performances.

USC professors shed light on the 22nd Amendment and the possibility of the president's third term.

Republicans are defending Florida’s 1st and 6th congressional seats on April 1 due to vacancies caused by nominations to President Donald Trump’s administration.

Cost increases are likely to be passed onto consumers, raising prices even higher.

Despite significant losses, student investors remain optimistic about market rebound.