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A US citizen working in the Democratic Republic of Congo has tested positive for Ebola, as the country grapples with its fastest-growing outbreak ever, with cases topping 1,800 and over 600 deaths. International aid, including millions in support, is being directed to the Ebola-stricken region.
A US citizen and former marine, reportedly on a list of Americans Washington wants released, has been taken to a Russian hospital for an undisclosed illness.
A lawful permanent resident has been accused of making false statements about her U.S. citizenship to register to vote and cast ballots in two federal elections.
Donald Trump suggested that Vladimir Putin feels pressure to end the war in Ukraine and called for Congress to pass defense funding, while NATO prepares for Trump's visit to Turkey amidst discussions of 'Trump management'.
Environmental advocacy organizations have renewed their calls for the Ghanaian government to elevate the Atewa Forest Reserve to national park status, warning of serious threats from continued degradation.
Amid Trump’s immigration crackdown, thousands take the oath of allegiance in a US ‘not as welcoming as in the past’ In June, Yesica McKeone officially became a US citizen.
A 20-year-old US citizen residing in Jerusalem has been charged with spying for Iran, according to Israeli police.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a significant blow to former President Trump's efforts to restrict it. This decision maintains the existing constitutional interpretation of citizenship for those born in the United States.
Opposition leader Ivan Cepeda urged followers to engage in civil disobedience unless President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella renounces his US citizenship and ceases alleged persecution of opponents.
US Representative Ro Khanna has defended his decision to call a witness 'racist' during a heated exchange in a House Select Committee on China hearing last week, following comments made about Chinese-Americans obtaining US citizenship.
An analysis explores the political impact of fuel prices, noting that US citizens often base their voting decisions on the cost of fuel at the pumps.
Greg Abel, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Energy, was sworn in as a U.S. citizen during an annual naturalization ceremony hosted by the Iowa Cubs at a baseball game in Des Moines.
Federal prosecutors have charged a Nevada man with naturalization fraud, alleging he concealed two prior sexual assault convictions on his application for U.S. citizenship.
A US citizenship applicant was denied naturalization after sending a LinkedIn request to USCIS officials, with the agency citing concerns about potentially threatening or improperly influential behavior.
A 94-year-old woman from Andhra Pradesh has renounced her US citizenship and met with a collector to officially become an Indian citizen, expressing her wish to die as an Indian.
The Danish state has decided to abandon the collection of small outstanding debts amounting to 775 million DKK. This decision will impact numerous citizens and the national budget.
US Citizenship and Immigration Services plans a significant hike in naturalisation application fees, potentially costing Indian immigrants much more to become American citizens.
Sunny and warm weather drew numerous citizens and tourists to Stradun in Dubrovnik on a non-working Monday, enjoying walks along the historic street.
An opinion piece reflects on the changing perception of America, with the author contemplating canceling a trip due to the country's altered state, which is also noted by many US citizens.
A new report indicates that US citizens have halted the construction of as many data centers in the first three months of 2026 as they did in all of 2025, signaling growing public resistance to these projects.
After a multi-day search involving police, mountain rescue, hunters, motorcyclists, and numerous citizens, grandfather Jane from Jastrebnik, who had been missing, was found deceased.
Two well-known U.S. commentators have been detained in separate incidents in China and Myanmar, causing diplomatic concern.
The US Department of State has implemented new rules to combat 'birth tourism', impacting Nigerians and other foreign nationals seeking US citizenship for their children.
An Indian-American CEO is facing the loss of his US citizenship due to H-1B visa fraud, after allegedly submitting 11 fake applications claiming foreign workers would be placed at a major financial institution.
Former President Donald Trump was booed by spectators at Madison Square Garden during Game 3 of the NBA Finals in New York. His attendance also caused significant lines for other attendees.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced that applicants for permanent status should apply from their home countries "except in extraordinary circumstances," following reports of former President Trump's desire for such a policy and warnings from CEOs.
Australian rocker Rick Springfield has expressed his enjoyment of his American citizenship, citing his friends and family as reasons.
The Greek government is distributing funds to various citizen groups, including renters, pensioners, and judges, as elections and the Thessaloniki International Fair approach. This move comes amidst renewed political maneuvering within the center-left parties.
A second protest against the Zvërnec project took place in Tirana, with numerous citizens marching towards the Prime Minister's Office. The Democratic Party also joined a parallel gathering concerning hormonal therapy.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services has clarified its previous statement regarding a 'return home' order for green card applicants, now stating that the decision rests with immigration officers.
Kenya has announced plans to open a quarantine center specifically for American citizens who have been exposed to the Ebola virus.
A former Iowa superintendent is facing sentencing for falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen, an action that will likely lead to deportation. The individual's legal proceedings are moving towards a conclusion.
Mirsad Smajić, a member of the Kalesija Mountain Rescue Service, tragically died yesterday on the Crvene Stijene-Romanija locality. Numerous citizens, friends, and family members are mourning his loss.
A ruling is anticipated in June regarding US citizenship and constitutional interpretation, with hopes that conservative justices will prioritize the Constitution over political affiliations.
The White House has denied reports by the 'Washington Post' that a US citizen infected with Ebola was denied return to the United States. The doctor and his family are currently isolated in Berlin's Charité hospital.
A US citizen, who had been in contact with an Ebola-infected individual, landed in Prague and was immediately placed into isolation by medical professionals. This measure was taken to prevent any potential spread of the virus.
A US Congressman has demanded an investigation following the detention of an American citizen by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Christian Cerna, a US citizen, was arrested by ICE after a protest against ICE raids, and his violent arrest was subsequently turned into content by the agency, despite his denial of assaulting an officer.
The Lahore High Court dismissed an appeal, upholding the death penalty for a man convicted of killing US citizen Wajeeha Swati over a property dispute.
Jianwang, a US citizen, remains free on bail while awaiting sentencing for allegedly commanding an illegal Chinese squad, facing a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
A Californian mayor, Eileen Wang of Arcadia, has admitted to acting as an agent for the Chinese government and subsequently resigned from her position. She faced charges related to her activities while serving as mayor.
An American cruise ship passenger has tested positive for hantavirus, prompting the evacuation and monitoring of other US citizens who were exposed to the virus. Some evacuated passengers were flown to Nebraska for further observation.
Victor Manuel Rocha, a former US diplomat, is set to lose his US citizenship following his conviction for spying on behalf of Cuba.
An article by Blanche warns immigrants who committed fraud to obtain U.S. citizenship that they should be concerned about potential repercussions.
The US embassy in Manila confirmed the deaths of two Americans in an April 19 clash between the Philippine military and the New People’s Army in Toboso, Negros Occidental, and subsequently warned US citizens about ongoing military operations.
A court has found fault with the cabinet’s prior decision to revoke the citizenship of an Indian investor, reports said on Tuesday.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is attempting to deport a 12-year-old boy, whose immigration lawyer asserts he is a US citizen.
Americans who moved from the US to countries like South Korea and China are sharing their experiences, focusing on how having children or the general cost of living has impacted their lives abroad. One individual noted paying significantly less for rent and food for a family of four in China compared to the US.
Authorities in the Philippines have confirmed that two US citizens were among the 19 individuals killed during a recent raid, prompting international attention.
Awula Serwah, Coordinator of Eco-Conscious Citizens, stated that Ghana's efforts to combat illegal mining, known as galamsey, are being undermined by a lack of political will.
The Karnataka High Court has intervened in a case where a 3-year-old US citizen child is at risk of deportation from India due to the alleged inaction of the father.
A US citizen claims she was illegally held by ICE, leading to a million-dollar lawsuit, though surveillance video and the Department of Homeland Security reportedly contradict her account.
Following initial discussions, Israel and Lebanon agreed to continue direct negotiations, a development the US described as a "historic milestone." Both nations committed to further talks aimed at resolving their disputed maritime and land borders.
Minnesota officials are investigating the ICE arrest of ChongLy ‘Scott’ Thao, a US citizen, who was reportedly dragged from his home in freezing weather wearing only boxer shorts and sandals, as potential kidnapping and false imprisonment.
Recent American inflation figures indicate that the 'Iran war' has begun to affect the wallets of US citizens.
Duško Vujošević, the former coach of Partizan basketball club, will be interred in the Alley of Meritorious Citizens at the New Cemetery in Belgrade on Tuesday, April 14.
Seven foreign nationals, including a US citizen and six Ukrainians, have been remanded to 30 days' judicial custody in Delhi, India, on charges of alleged terror links, accused of supplying weapons and training to Indian insurgent groups.
A couple found guilty of stealing trade secrets on behalf of China has been stripped of their US citizenship following their conviction.
A federal judge has revoked the U.S. citizenship of a married Chinese couple after they were convicted of stealing medical trade secrets from an Ohio children's hospital to share with China.
A new poll indicates that more than half of US citizens believe artificial intelligence is likely to cause them harm, reflecting growing public apprehension about the technology.
The United States has issued a warning for American citizens to immediately leave Iraq, citing numerous attacks by pro-Iranian groups against US citizens and targets across Iraq, including Iraqi Kurdistan, as well as Iraqi institutions and civilian facilities.
The March edition of FT Wealth magazine features articles on living in Sir John Vanbrugh's masterpieces, tax and estate planning for US citizens relocating to the UK, and other financial topics.
The Afghan Taliban has agreed to release detained US citizen Dennis Coyl, following Afghanistan's earlier announcement of a US citizen's release.
Questions have arisen regarding the alleged arrest of a US citizen by ICE at San Francisco airport, following President Trump's deployment of ICE agents to address a TSA crisis.
Today's Nigerian top stories include updates on 2027 succession battles in 10 states, a US citizenship revocation case involving a Nigerian, and the ongoing gas crisis.
A Florida man has lost his US citizenship due to his involvement in a $3.8 million COVID-19 relief fraud scheme and may now face deportation.
A U.S. citizen has reportedly taken the helm of Mexico's most powerful drug cartel, complicating efforts to target and dismantle the organization.
The Cyclospora cayetanensis parasite has caused 'explosive diarrhea' in hundreds of US citizens across 31 states, with the reason for its sudden widespread infection remaining unclear as it is not typically transmitted directly from person to person.
Diljit Dosanjh humorously evaded a question about his US citizenship by making a joke about his Green Card, declining to provide a direct answer.
A noncitizen has been accused of falsely claiming US citizenship in order to cast federal ballots, leading to legal action.
Numerous citizens enjoyed a beautiful day by walking through the nature of Vrelo Bosne, one of the most visited city resorts, seeking refuge from the heat.
Historian Heather Cox Richardson discusses the historical context and current relevance of the American Dream, examining whether US citizens still believe in its ideals after 250 years.
A historic village shop in Consdorf, Luxembourg, known for its green awning, is slated for demolition after remaining vacant for two decades, despite various citizen efforts to preserve it.
An opinion piece discusses the record number of Americans applying for Irish citizenship by descent and questions whether the Irish passport is being reduced to a mere 'life hack' for convenience.
A US citizen residing in Jerusalem has been arrested in Israel and will be charged with espionage for Iran. He is accused of photographing sensitive locations and providing information to Iranian intelligence.
A Reddit user who moved back to Mumbai after 28 years in New York shared a detailed investment roadmap for US citizens considering relocation to India.
A California dance instructor married a man from Gaza in a virtual ceremony, aiming to help him gain US citizenship and advocate for Palestinian rights, a move described by an attorney as 'foolish' due to immigration complexities.
US envoy Sergio Gor clarified that recent changes to H-1B visa rules are global and not specifically targeted at Indian nationals. This statement comes amid concerns following the Trump administration's immigration overhaul.
Kondragunta Mahalakshmamma, 94, has renounced her U.S. citizenship and requested the reinstatement of her Indian citizenship, expressing her desire to spend her final days in her 'motherland India'.
Federal authorities have accused a convicted rapist of fraudulently obtaining US citizenship by concealing his history of sex assaults during the naturalization process.
A new proposal suggests increasing US citizenship application fees from $760 to $1,330, a 75% hike, which would also eliminate reduced-fee options and waivers.
US citizens with significant outstanding child support debt are at risk of having their passports revoked, impacting their ability to travel internationally.
The jailing of a US citizen in Tunisia has led to increased pressure on the North African nation, drawing international attention to the case.
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's data system designed to verify voters, deeming it unlawful and blocking its use. This decision impacts the administration's efforts to implement election reform and voter screening measures.
After three years of investigations prompted by numerous citizen reports, Rijeka police have finally apprehended a 27-year-old graffiti artist responsible for various tags across the city.
Indian-American Jaswinder Singh is accused of identity fraud and is now facing the revocation of his US citizenship.
A bipartisan bill seeks to mandate training for ICE agents to recognize tribal identifications, aiming to prevent the continued use of racial profiling in the detention of Native Americans who are often forced to prove their US citizenship.
China has confirmed the arrest of American citizen Min Zin, a US academic and think tank founder focused on Myanmar, on suspicion of engaging in 'espionage and endangering Chinese national security.' The arrest was made during a conference, and Chinese authorities have stated he is being investigated for spying.
Montenegro's Ministry of Public Administration (MJU) has finalized the legal framework for the introduction of a Digital Wallet. This mobile platform will integrate various citizen services, including electronic driver's licenses, health cards, and diplomas.
The Trump administration is reportedly pursuing the denaturalization of 17 individuals this month, as part of an unprecedented effort in modern US history to strip Americans of their citizenship.
Neeraj Sharma, an India-born CEO, is among 17 naturalized Americans who may lose their US citizenship due to allegations of fraud during the naturalization process.
Three young Americans were arrested for allegedly sending $2,000 to a suspected ISIS member and exchanging messages expressing a desire to fight for the terrorist organization or kill US citizens.
A legal case has been filed against Equatorial Guinea for allegedly sending US deportees to nations where they face persecution.
Abelardo De La Espriella, a US citizen, is exploring a presidential bid in Colombia, leveraging anti-Petro and anti-politics sentiment. His potential candidacy raises questions about his eligibility and appeal.
Two people were killed in Kenya during protests against the establishment of an Ebola quarantine center for US citizens. Kenyan President defended the center's creation amidst public fears and demonstrations.
Hundreds of youths have gathered to protest outside Kenya's Ebola quarantine center, which is designated for US citizens.
A Guyana-born former head of an Iowa school district has been sentenced to two years in prison for falsely claiming to be a US citizen.
Montenegro's Constitutional Court has ruled that there are no constitutional or legal obstacles to the extradition of a US citizen.
The former head of an Iowa school district has been sentenced to two years in prison for falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen.
Democratic lawmakers have vowed to pursue every avenue to fight against the 'reprehensible decision' by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regarding a new Green Card rule, pushing for its reversal.
A US citizen was arrested at Zurich airport on suspicion of bodily harm after an Eritrean baby required hospitalization following a circumcision. Authorities are investigating who is authorized to perform such procedures in Switzerland.
Two American citizens have been arrested following an incident, with police confirming that no monkeys were harmed during the event.
A large waterspout was filmed near Umag today, attracting the attention of numerous citizens and tourists along the Istrian coast.
An opinion piece argues that effective local journalism is not a given and that impactful stories emerge when courageous citizens collaborate with journalists.
Madonna, Shakira, and K-pop sensation BTS have been announced as the headliners for the inaugural Super Bowl-style halftime show at the FIFA World Cup final. This marks a new entertainment tradition for the global football tournament.
Singer Ammy Virk revealed details about Diljit Dosanjh's personal life, confirming that Dosanjh's wife, Sandeep Kaur, is a US citizen and explaining why the singer kept his family a secret.
Rights advocates argue that the lack of accountability for the killing of US citizen and Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh has enabled further abuses against the press by Israeli forces.
A U.S. citizen and combat veteran has reportedly been tear-gassed, jailed, and falsely accused by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Former ICE Director Thomas Homan stated his certainty that ICE officers detain US citizens, clarifying that while detained, they are not deported.
Former American citizens recount their emotional experiences and reasons for giving up their US citizenship, from tears at the embassy to framing their renunciation receipts.
The 30th annual May Day cycling event took place in Karlovac, Croatia, attracting numerous citizens who rode a 16 km route, followed by socializing, food, and music.
Thousands of Americans are choosing to renounce their US citizenship, a process that can take over a year and cost thousands of dollars, driven by a desire to not be part of what they perceive as a dictatorship.
A former San Francisco resident, who paid $5,000 in rent, has become a homeowner in Singapore and is reportedly considering giving up his US passport, highlighting a significant lifestyle and financial change.
A Philippine army raid targeting communist rebels has resulted in the deaths of 19 individuals, including two American citizens. The incident occurred during an operation against a rebel stronghold.
The U.S. Justice Department has officially ended its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, clearing him of any wrongdoing. This decision comes amid discussions surrounding potential nominations for the Federal Reserve.
An unusual and intense electrical storm struck the capital during the early morning hours, with numerous citizens reporting it felt like an explosion and sharing their experiences on social media.
International concerns are mounting over a potential escalating conflict involving Iran, with Tehran warning of retaliation and regional allies like the UAE seeking financial safeguards. Argentina has also voiced support for a US-Israel stance against Iran, while North Korea's missile launches are noted amid these heightened tensions.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the U.S.–Mexico border prevented more than 60 pounds of cocaine from entering the country, seized from a U.S. citizen.
County officials in Minnesota are investigating the detention of a US citizen by federal immigration officers as a possible kidnapping and false arrest, reviewing the legality of ICE's warrantless raid.
Compunnel Software Group, a New Jersey firm, will pay over $313,000 to settle claims of illegally favoring temporary visa holders over US citizens for Python developer positions, following a Justice Department investigation into citizenship-based discrimination.
A report indicates that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) deported a US citizen to Mexico after allegedly threatening him with prison time and refusing to examine his documents.
A woman gave birth aboard a Caribbean Airlines flight from Jamaica to New York, prompting discussions among immigration attorneys about the baby's potential US citizenship and nationality laws.
New data indicates that a growing number of US citizens are leaving the United States. However, statistics compiled by the Association for Canadian Studies suggest that few of these emigrants are heading north to Canada, implying movement in other directions.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced the completion of the H-1B cap selection process for Fiscal Year 2027, confirming that the annual quota of 85,000 beneficiaries has been met.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas and foreign ministers from four EU countries have arrived in Kyiv to commemorate the anniversary of the Bucha massacre, joining other EU foreign policy officials to express unwavering support for Ukraine and reiterate commitment to holding Russia accountable for its crimes.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services has restarted processing asylum claims after a temporary halt, resuming a critical function for migrants.
Alen Zheng, a US citizen, and his sister have been charged after an improvised explosive device was left outside a gate at MacDill Air Force Base near Tampa, Florida, with Zheng now at large after allegedly planting the device and fleeing to China.
Afghanistan has released a US citizen who had been detained for over a year, with the United Arab Emirates hosting the release as part of a prolonged diplomatic effort.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is facing social media backlash after agents made an arrest at San Francisco International Airport, with video showing officers handcuffing a woman traveling with her daughter. DHS has now confirmed the crying woman who struggled with ICE agents was a detainee being deported to Guatemala, clarifying earlier reports of an alleged US citizen arrest, and responding to public concern sparked by the incident.
A Delhi court has directed the CBI to defreeze the bank accounts of individuals accused in a Rs 330 crore cyber fraud case targeting elderly US citizens.
TP-Link CEO Jeffrey Chao is applying for U.S. permanent residency through a $1 million visa program, a move that comes amidst ongoing federal investigations into his firm by the Commerce and Justice departments.
The FBI has admitted to purchasing location data to track US citizens, with federal agencies having obtained data through apps like games, weather, and e-commerce since 2020.
A U.S. citizen is now reportedly at the helm of Mexico's most powerful drug cartel, creating significant challenges for law enforcement efforts to target the organization.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to spread rapidly, reaching a fourth province and causing hundreds of deaths. Amidst the escalating crisis, a U.S. citizen has tested positive for the virus in the country.
An Indian man received a life sentence for posing as a US citizen and concealing two previous marriages, while in Korea, a man with schizophrenia was sentenced to 18 years for killing his mother. These cases highlight severe legal consequences for deception and violent crime.
Experts are advising Indian Green Card holders to budget for increasing US citizenship application costs, which can exceed $3,000 for families, recommending financial planning.
A list of Hollywood stars, including Jim Carrey and Arnold Schwarzenegger, who have obtained U.S. citizenship over the past few decades, is highlighted.
Historian Heather Cox Richardson explores the historical context of the American Dream and its relevance to modern American society, questioning whether citizens still believe in its promise.
Recent US Supreme Court decisions have ignited widespread debate, with Justice Thomas questioning birthright citizenship and rulings impacting transgender athletes in women's sports. Additionally, a decision granting wealthy donors more sway has raised concerns about political influence.
The BBC interviewed US citizens across the country to gather their perspectives on the state of the nation as it approaches its 250th anniversary celebration.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed significantly raising naturalization fees, with the Form N-400 fee potentially increasing to $1,330 for paper applications, which could heavily impact Indian applicants.
A US citizen has shared a harrowing and 'harsh and toxic' experience with an international school in Bengaluru, warning other parents considering moving back to India.
A travel agency in the Netherlands is assisting concerned US citizens in leaving their country, with some Americans expressing a desire to move to Europe to escape a potential Trump presidency.
An immigration attorney has highlighted concerns regarding the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' (USCIS) interpretation of moral character criteria, questioning whether a LinkedIn request could potentially affect one's US citizenship application.
A 94-year-old former US citizen has expressed her final wish to die as an Indian citizen.
The CEO of Jersey Kebab, who is married to a US citizen, is facing potential deportation, citing that he was only 15 years old when he arrived and had no say in his immigration status.
A French citizen residing in New Jersey pleaded guilty to illegally casting a ballot in the 2022 federal midterm elections, claiming he was automatically registered to vote despite lacking US citizenship.
The Department of Homeland Security is considering a drastic 80% increase in fees for US naturalization applications, a proposal that could make citizenship unaffordable for many and would also remove fee waivers and discounts.
The Trump administration's proposed increase in US citizenship fees is analyzed for its potential implications for Green Card holders and Indian immigrants seeking naturalization.
A father and uncle have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the honor killing of a 14-year-old girl in Pakistan. The father, a naturalized US citizen, initially claimed gunmen were responsible but police found he organized the killing with his brother-in-law.
A US citizen has been arrested in Shimla, India, for indecent behavior after a viral video showed him yelling and knocking a cap off a man's head, sparking outrage.
While the fee to renounce US citizenship is $450, an article highlights that there are many hidden costs and financial considerations beyond this initial fee.
High temperatures in Goražde, Bosnia, have prompted numerous citizens to seek relief along the banks of the Drina River, marking the start of the swimming season in the cool, clear waters.
An American scientist has been arrested in China, an unusual event as China rarely detains US citizens on national security charges, with few details currently known about the incident.
Authorities are continuing forest controls in the Pljevlja and Mojkovac areas of Montenegro following numerous citizen complaints about illegal logging. If the allegations prove true, it indicates significant illegal activities.
A protest against a proposed US Ebola quarantine center in Nanyuki, Kenya, turned violent, resulting in one person being shot and killed. Kenyan police cracked down on the demonstration.
The Department of Justice is moving to strip the citizenship of 17 individuals accused of concealing serious crimes, including sex offenses and fraud, from immigration officials. This action is part of an intensified effort to denaturalize those who obtained citizenship through deception.
A new policy memorandum from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services is reportedly turning the dreams of Filipino-Americans into nightmares, causing significant disruption to their lives.
A US journalist has pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China, admitting to gathering information on American targets for the Chinese Communist Party. He described himself as a 'middleman' in his activities.
Kenya's Health Minister has confirmed that the US Ebola quarantine center will proceed despite growing opposition from the Kenyan public and some US lawmakers. The US is working with Kenya to address concerns regarding the suspended Laikipia Ebola isolation plan.
Hundreds of Kenyans protested against a planned US Ebola quarantine facility in Laikipia, expressing fears that the center would pose a health risk to the local population. Residents and activists called the deal between Kenya and the US a betrayal and a grave threat.
US citizen Kyle Adler, who was taken as a nine-month-old baby during the Pinochet dictatorship in Chile, was reunited with his biological mother, Ana María Navarrete, thirty-five years after their forced separation.
Utah has released the results of a year-long audit of its state voter rolls, finding that 99.7% of registered voters are US citizens, amid a lawsuit from the Trump administration's Department of Justice pressing for access to information.
The Kenyan government is facing a lawsuit over a secret agreement to quarantine US citizens exposed to Ebola in Kenya, rather than repatriating them. The deal has sparked controversy and legal action regarding the treatment of US Ebola victims within Kenya.
Ian Roberts faces a recommended 37-month sentence for faking US citizenship and firearm charges before his deportation to Guyana.
A couple was arrested by Greek police in Kastoria for a series of telephone scams, having defrauded numerous citizens of 20,000 euros and valuable gold jewelry in a short period.
Authorities in Bengaluru have busted fake call centers that were allegedly duping US citizens by posing as representatives of QuickBooks and offering fraudulent tax advice, leading to two arrests.
US Representative Nancy Mace has introduced a proposal that would prevent naturalized US citizens from serving in Congress, as federal judges, or in Senate-confirmed positions.
A conference organized by Expatsi attracted hundreds of Americans interested in moving overseas, reflecting a growing trend of US citizens leaving the country in record numbers.
Reports indicate that US citizens are welcoming the prospect of a stronger relationship with China, viewing each other as partners.
Videos reveal that ICE violently arrested US citizen Christian Cerna at gunpoint and filmed the incident, later using the footage for social media posts, leading to a lengthy prosecution that disrupted his life.
Media reports indicate that Indian singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh has obtained US citizenship. This news emerged amidst his Florida concert appearances and past statements about global identity.
Speculation suggests that Diljit Dosanjh's decision to avoid politics may be influenced by his status as a US citizen.
An international hantavirus outbreak has been linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship, with passengers returning home and several countries confirming cases. Health authorities are implementing containment measures, including quarantine recommendations, while investigating the source and potential spread of the virus.
A 62-year-old Indian man, Debashis Ghosh, faces US citizenship revocation following accusations of conspiring to defraud investors of $2.5 million intended for an aircraft maintenance facility.
A US citizen is suing the American government, alleging that immigration agents illegally detained him three times despite evidence of his citizenship, citing racial profiling and constitutional rights violations.
President Trump signed a new counterterrorism strategy focusing on hemispheric threats and also made remarks regarding Iran, including the possibility of a deal and the acquisition of enriched uranium. During this period, he also hosted UFC fighters in the Oval Office.
A new study by the Pew Research Center indicates that a majority of US citizens believe American foreign policy disregards the interests of other countries.
Social media posts allege that US citizens in Los Angeles assaulted and pursued agents from ICE, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement service. The veracity of these claims is being questioned.
Nick Burns, a former San Francisco resident, has relocated to Singapore and purchased a home, citing high living costs and safety concerns in the US as reasons for his move, and is considering renouncing his US passport.
An expert has issued a warning to US citizens regarding idle bank accounts, advising them to secure their money promptly as funds can now be turned over to the state.
Iran's foreign minister arrived in Pakistan, fueling speculation about potential direct talks with the U.S. President Trump stated he anticipates Iran will present an offer aimed at satisfying American demands.
Montenegro's Constitutional Court has temporarily suspended the extradition of a US citizen. The decision was made due to concerns that the individual could face the death penalty if extradited.
A US citizen claims she was illegally detained by ICE, but surveillance video, the Department of Homeland Security, and a million-dollar lawsuit present conflicting evidence.
The US State Department has offered a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to Ahmad al-Hamidawi, the leader of the Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia, who is accused of deadly attacks on US facilities and kidnapping US citizens.
A Minnesota county is investigating the removal of a Hmong American man from his home by federal agents as a possible kidnapping. Authorities are examining the circumstances surrounding the federal arrest to determine if proper procedures were followed.
Florida will begin adding legal status, specifying 'US citizen' or 'legal immigrant,' to driver's licenses starting in 2027.
The embassy urged US citizens in Iraq to leave as soon as possible, noting that future attacks from Iran-backed Iraqi militias are possible.
In the United States, citizens are increasingly turning to producing their own electricity at home to combat skyrocketing energy prices, record heatwaves, and blackouts.
On April 5, 1933, the United States implemented a radical economic intervention, compelling its citizens to surrender their gold.
A federal judge has revoked the US citizenship of a naturalized married couple from China, following their 2021 convictions for stealing sensitive medical trade secrets and sharing them with China.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has stated that prior vetting processes were inadequate and that the immigration ban is under constant review.
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services has resumed processing asylum claims after a temporary halt.
The Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has ordered an investigation into the Facebook group 'Daughters and Dads Chatting' following numerous citizen complaints, with the MUP's High-Tech Crime Service acting on the directive.
American academic Dennis Coyle, held by Taliban authorities for over a year, has been released, with US officials including Marco Rubio welcoming the move as a positive step.
Donald Trump called for a special legislative session to pass a law that would require US citizens to prove their citizenship when registering to vote and present a photo ID when casting a ballot.
According to the State Department, El Al has returned over 2,000 Americans to the United States since the beginning of Operation Epic Fury, in flights exclusively designated for US citizens.
A report indicates that half of Americans residing in Portugal are considering renouncing their US citizenship.
Araghchi stated that the war on Iran would impose a trillion-dollar 'Israel First Tax' on US citizens.