Are nationwide court blockades of the policies of the Trump administration legitimate? The Supreme Court may give some clarity in an upcoming court hearing. Sam Dorman gives an overview of what to expect.

Meanwhile, Nathan Worcester asked Greenlanders about their take on independence and the economy. There is a sharp difference in opinion between the older and younger generations.

Jacob Burg explores a quieter corner of the government—the National Archives—where a new centralized hub features thousands of publicly available UFO documents.

Finally, Epoch Times reporter Stacy Robinson examines the politics and policies of the newly elected American Pope Leo XIV.  

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