President Donald Trump asserted on Monday that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has responded positively to the administration’s decision to scale back joint military drills with South Korea. The claim…
A State Department spokesperson addressed questions surrounding the ongoing Iran conflict and recent U.S. visa revocations in remarks that aired August 15, 2026. The briefing touched on two of the…
For the first time, American private companies may soon be authorized to go on the offensive in cyberspace — not on their own initiative, but as directed agents of the…
The fight over the Trump administration’s executive order on mail-in voting has reached the nation’s highest court, with the administration pressing the justices for a swift ruling that could reshape…
A federal judge in Boston has moved to prevent the U.S. Postal Service from enforcing a key component of President Trump’s executive order targeting mail-in voting, extending protections to states…
President Donald Trump signed two new executive actions on immigration Thursday, August 6, pushing once more to reshape birthright citizenship policy after the Supreme Court struck down his first attempt…
The Senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee voted this week to hold retired public health official Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress, escalating a Republican-led investigation into his handling…
The legal durability of President Trump’s sweeping tariff agenda remains a live question in Washington, with trade scholars and legal experts examining whether the administration’s use of emergency economic powers…
With crude oil at $90 a barrel, a critical global waterway nearly shut for two weeks, and American public support for military action at its lowest point since hostilities began,…
President Donald Trump signaled this week that he may pursue a recess appointment for Todd Blanche rather than wait out Republican holdouts blocking a Senate confirmation vote. The move would…