A newly surfaced donor list shows more than $330 million in private commitments for the White House ballroom, with Nvidia and Apple each pledging $25 million as lawmakers demand to know who else signed on.
President Trump announced that the Department of War will build a new 'Super Range' in Montana to test hypersonic, autonomous and electronic warfare technology, turning a Kalispell midterm rally into a major defense announcement.
The U.S. Navy marks its 251st birthday on October 13, a milestone that traces back to a single vote by the Continental Congress in 1775 -- and to a fighting tradition that still underwrites American strength at sea.
Katie Zacharia, a lawyer and conservative commentator who advises Trump Media & Technology Group, has been offered the White House press secretary role, succeeding Karoline Leavitt.
Hurricane Isaias strengthened into the first Atlantic hurricane of 2026 and is forecast to make landfall Friday evening near the Alabama-Florida line, with more than 60 counties under states of emergency.
President Trump is backing a plan to create a permanent Camp David-style presidential retreat at his West Palm Beach golf club, with the county weighing a land transfer and his team calling it a gift to future presidents.
President Trump said every eligible minor child in America now has a Trump Account, with about 70 million accounts and more than $4.5 billion already deposited.
DHS has empowered USCIS to require online filing for green card, citizenship, asylum and work-permit applications, a shift the agency says will speed processing, cut costs and strengthen national-security screening.
Anduril will invest $3.7 billion of its own capital to build a 2-million-square-foot shipyard near Baltimore, part of a $6.6 billion push to lift Virginia-class submarine output toward the Navy's target of two boats a year.
Trump critics are renewing calls to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove him, reviving a constitutional fight ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Retiring Sen. Thom Tillis used a farewell 60 Minutes interview and a new book to blast President Trump's advisers and warn of an overreaching executive branch, but his own party showed little appetite for the critique.
President Trump posted what he said is Sen. Tom Cotton's personal cell number, pressing the Arkansas Republican to stop blocking the Sunshine Protection Act and give the Senate a vote on permanent daylight saving time.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth launches Project Meridian, a 120-day Pentagon effort co-led by Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich to map the future of war -- and stands up a new Autonomous Warfare Command to fight it.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has launched the "Next Great American Base" competition, inviting governors to bid for a new self-sustaining military installation built for up to 25,000 troops.
Senate Democrats shut down a Republican bill Wednesday that would have banned members of Congress from trading stocks on insider knowledge, packaging the reform with a nationwide voter ID rule.
President Trump and six top AI executives signed a voluntary accord committing companies to internal and external reviews, opening the door to future regulation while favoring industry self-policing over federal mandates.
President Donald Trump launched America.gov on Tuesday, an AI-powered portal built to answer federal benefits questions and eventually handle tasks such as passport renewals and Medicare enrollment.
Sen. John Kennedy is pressing the Senate to vote on Congressional Review Act resolutions that would repeal California's small-engine, vehicle and clean-ship emissions mandates before members leave Washington for the midterm campaign.
President Trump will host Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for a private White House dinner on Sunday, their first one-on-one meeting, days before a larger AI gathering with top technology executives.
Major League Baseball asked the Trump administration whether a regular-season game can be played inside a national park, and a Park Service official scouted Grand Teton as the White House keeps the idea at arm's length.
President Trump approved new fuel economy standards that lower mileage requirements for cars and light trucks, ending the Biden-era push that drove the auto industry toward electric vehicles.
The White House is defending a government-funded television ad featuring President Trump as a public service announcement, while Democratic lawmakers demand it be pulled and its costs disclosed before the midterms.
The White House canceled nearly $1 billion in congressionally approved spending Friday, targeting immigrant services and diversity programs through a rare 'pocket rescission' that leaves lawmakers no time to act.
The General Services Administration and HHS identified more than $1.2 billion in suspected fraud across five COVID-era contracts that kept paying out years after the pandemic emergency ended.
Dr. Heidi Overton, President Trump's nominee to lead the Food and Drug Administration, heads into a Senate confirmation hearing Thursday against a backdrop of vaccine policy fights, a pending agency review of the abortion pill mifepristone, and a push to speed up drug approvals.
Every military branch has built a new Joint Warfighting Evaluation that senior officers must pass before promotion boards weigh them for a star, the biggest change to general officer selection in decades.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed a statewide emergency proclamation Monday, pre-staging flood equipment, fast-tracking permits, and preparing the National Guard for a winter federal forecasters say could bring a historic El Nino.
The White House debuts its own broadcast at 7 p.m. Eastern as five major television networks refuse to staff the presidential press pool in protest of the credential ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico.
A construction crew sliced a fiber-optic line in New Jersey, knocking out the communications link that feeds Philadelphia air traffic control and grounding flights at Newark and Philadelphia for hours.
President Donald Trump will meet New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion on Monday, the first New York sit-down between the two and a meeting framed around the issues facing the nation's largest city.
A NORAD F-16 deployed flares and escorted an aircraft out of restricted airspace over Camp David on Saturday morning while President Trump was staying at the Maryland retreat.
President Trump announced Saturday that he is creating an AI Force and appointing an AI Czar, vowing to accelerate American artificial intelligence while rejecting fears of a superintelligence threat as a hoax.
President Trump opened a Truth Social vote asking Americans to choose a new name for artificial intelligence, offering Superior, Extreme and Supreme Intelligence as replacements for a term he calls inaccurate and ineloquent.
All 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico have joined President Trump's most-favored-nation pricing model for Medicaid drugs, a program the White House projects will save states billions and extend lower prescription costs to roughly 70 million Americans.
President Trump announced Friday that CNN, MS NOW and Politico are banned from the White House effective immediately, citing years of fabricated coverage and warning that other outlets could be next.
Running out of time and out of patience with the Legislature, Gavin Newsom says he may issue an executive order or call a special session to force new artificial intelligence rules on California before he leaves office.
President Trump is set to sign a pair of executive orders opening more public lands and waterways to hunters and anglers and unwinding Biden-era ammunition restrictions, headlining a White House dinner for more than 100 sportsmen.
The House voted 352-72 to codify President Trump's National Fraud Enforcement Division into permanent law, with 139 Democrats joining every Republican despite deep party divisions.
The House voted 417-3 to pass the Ratepayer Protection Act, the first data center bill of the 119th Congress, requiring large AI facilities to cover the full cost of the power plants and transmission lines built to serve them.
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles announced Wednesday that her pathology results came back clear, six months after disclosing an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis.
Dr. Nicole Saphier told senators the MMR vaccine is the best tool against measles and said she has seen no reputable evidence that childhood vaccines cause autism.
Speaker Mike Johnson sent the House home a day early for the seven-week midterm recess, closing out the pre-election session with a bipartisan Russia sanctions bill and leaving a privileged impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for November.
A group of Senate Democrats led by Elizabeth Warren and Adam Schiff is demanding that Freedom 250 hand over a full accounting of its corporate donors by September 27, calling the organization behind many of the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations a slush fund.
The House voted 232-147 to table Rep. Al Green's impeachment resolution against President Trump, with 18 Democrats joining Republicans and 46 more voting present.
President Trump called into a Los Angeles technology summit to champion the AI boom, praising data centers as 'the oil of the next 25 years' and rejecting safety warnings as a hoax.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has signaled that Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell is his top pick for Army secretary, as supporters push to fill the vacancy left by Dan Driscoll.
The House passed the Common Cents Act on Monday, sending President Donald Trump a bill that ends penny production for good and sets new cash-rounding rules.
Sen. Mitch McConnell ended a 92-day medical absence Monday, returning to the Senate to cast his first vote since a June fall while a Capitol Police detail stood watch outside his Washington home.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin signed the final repeal of Biden-era carbon pollution standards for coal and gas power plants, an action the agency says will save industry more than $300 billion and help lower electricity costs.
The Senate votes Tuesday on whether to take up H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a landmark crypto bill that needs 60 votes to survive a Democratic filibuster.
The EPA is moving to give states more control over minor air permits for data centers, part of a broader push to keep America's AI buildout on schedule.
Sen. Ted Cruz took the case for the Protect College Sports Act to ESPN's College GameDay in Austin, where a hostile crowd booed him but the Texas Republican stayed focused on a Senate vote just days away.
President Donald Trump signed the Hershel "Woody" Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act on Thursday, clearing the way for a permanent monument on the National Mall honoring America's most decorated service members.
A departing Anthropic researcher's warning that artificial intelligence could end human life within a decade has set off a bipartisan scramble in Washington, with Republicans demanding the U.S. lead on safety rules without losing the AI race to China.
President Trump personally gave $45,000 holiday cash gifts to three of his most loyal White House aides and a five-figure gift to a fourth, newly released public financial disclosures show.
The Trump administration has proposed a sweeping overhaul of the 2030 census that would end congressional apportionment for noncitizens, scrap the race question and keep sexual orientation out of the national tally.
President Donald Trump floated renaming New Mexico "New America" in a Sunday Truth Social post that the White House amplified, days after his "Lake America" executive order.
Former John Fetterman campaign and Senate staffers are promising a wave of damaging revelations later this month, saying the Wall Street Journal report on the Pennsylvania Democrat's job performance was only the beginning.
A new Labor Department watchdog report details how former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer maintained an 'inappropriately close' relationship with the head of her protective detail, ran a toxic office, and resigned the day before she was scheduled to be interviewed.
President Trump signed two executive orders Friday that open the door to delisting gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act and give ranchers the right to process and sell their own meat -- a direct answer to the backlash over his August beef tariff move.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says excavation on the 250-foot Great Triumphal Arch honoring America's 250th anniversary and the heroes of Arlington National Cemetery will begin within two weeks.
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar unveiled the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act, legislation to permanently ban superintelligent AI, pause advanced development, and create a new federal agency to police frontier models.
Sen. Thom Tillis publicly urged President Trump to fire Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, accusing the Pentagon chief of inept management and a leadership void while the military fights a war with Iran.
House Democrats defeated a constitutional amendment Wednesday that would have locked the Supreme Court at nine justices, putting every lawmaker on record over court packing weeks before the midterms.
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is stepping down after 18 months as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth continues his overhaul of military leadership, leaving the Army without Senate-confirmed civilian or uniformed chiefs.
The House voted 220-192 to condemn socialism in all its forms, with eight Democrats joining Republicans in a vote that also put the chamber on record backing the SAVE Act and election integrity ahead of the midterms.
The House voted 413-2 to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC) on Tuesday after an Ethics Committee report found persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct toward two young female staffers.
ActBlue board member Kimberly Peeler-Allen invoked the Fifth Amendment before House investigators, becoming the third figure tied to the Democratic fundraising giant to refuse answers in the foreign donations probe.
The House passed a short-term funding bill Tuesday, sending a continuing resolution to President Trump's desk and averting a government shutdown before the midterm elections. Democrats caved after months of shutdown threats, handing the GOP a win as the funding fight moves to December.
MapQuest refused to adopt the new federal name for Lake Ontario and was rewarded with a surge to No. 1 on the App Store, while Google complied and Apple weighs a change under White House pressure.
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Trump, with a senior U.S. official confirming the move after 18 months of service marked by reform efforts and friction with the Pentagon leadership.
President Trump threatens an FCC complaint against NBC host Kristen Welker over her 'mixed results' claim on his endorsements, while Treasury denies G20 credentials to reporters from the Times, Journal and Bloomberg.
Google Maps now labels Lake Ontario "Lake America" for U.S. users after President Trump's executive order renaming the lake amid the trade standoff with Canada.
A Lancaster County commissioner accuses Gov. Josh Shapiro of deceptive framing over two measles-related deaths as RFK Jr and the CDC demand answers from the governor's office.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating the U.S. Space Academy, a NASA-led federal academy to train the next generation for the Space Force, NASA, and the commercial space industry.
CMS has blocked or clawed back more than $1.6 billion in suspected Medicare lab fraud since President Trump took office, removing 157 providers from the program.
The NTSB's preliminary report on the Aug. 4 Marine One near-miss at Reagan National reveals a broken warning system -- and a helicopter crew whose quick reaction kept the president safe.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries met privately with Jared Kushner as the White House looks to build a working relationship with Democrats who could take control of the House this November.
Puerto Ricans in San Juan are pushing back on the 51st state push, warning statehood would spike taxes and hurt an economy already struggling with low wages.
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is expected to step down by the end of 2026, capping a reform-heavy tenure as the administration positions the Army for its next phase of modernization.
President Trump will award the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the four Artemis II astronauts who flew farther from Earth than any humans in history, during an Aug. 28 ceremony at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
The Navy is working to rename the next Ford-class carrier for President Trump while elevating Pearl Harbor hero Doris Miller with a Medal of Honor push and a warship of his own.
President Trump signed a national security memorandum Thursday aiming for more than 1,000 U.S. space launches and reentries a year by 2030, opening federal land for launch sites, speeding permitting, and setting Americans on the moon by 2028.
Natalie Harp, one of President Trump's most trusted aides, now holds the same security clearance as every other West Wing staffer after completing the standard federal background process with the president's personal support.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order blocking critical mineral mining near the Boundary Waters, defying Trump's push to unlock American copper and nickel as Republicans warn the move benefits China.
President Trump has chosen Dr. Heidi Overton, a physician and Make America Healthy Again advocate, to lead the Food and Drug Administration.
The Trump administration filed a proposal to repeal the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, opening more than 44 million acres of national forest to road building, logging, and wildfire prevention work while returning decisions to local land managers.
A new 10-point plan from a Pence-founded conservative group calls affordability the No. 1 issue facing Americans, backing much of the White House agenda while breaking with Trump on tariffs and the proposed credit card rate cap.
The House Ethics Committee has opened a formal investigation into Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.) over allegations of sexual misconduct, including inappropriate sexual contact with a House staffer. Gomez denies any violation of law or House rules.
Attorney General Todd Blanche finalized a new regulation Monday creating a formal federal pathway for non-violent felons to petition for the restoration of their Second Amendment rights, while violent offenders, registered sex offenders, and illegal aliens remain presumptively ineligible.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries rejected Medicare for All and the DSA agenda on Meet the Press, backed dramatic Supreme Court reform, and predicted Democrats will win the House in November.
President Trump's executive order overhauling the childhood vaccine schedule has drawn sharp criticism from departing Sen. Bill Cassidy, who called the policy 'crazy, stupid' on Sunday shows. The administration says the reform puts parental choice first.
NABJ used its 50th anniversary convention in Atlanta to hand 'Thumbs Down' awards to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith, CBS News, The Washington Post, and broadcaster DuJuan McCoy.
President Trump approved a Presidential Emergency Declaration for Indiana on Saturday, unlocking up to $5 million in federal aid as historic flooding forced evacuations across the state.
The Navy is studying a major redesign of its newest aircraft carriers to restore the classic American warship profile, after President Trump pushed for a return to proven technology and traditional design.
The USS Abraham Lincoln is completing a record carrier deployment in support of the Iran mission as the USS George Washington steams in to relieve the crew, with the administration backing the warfighters every step of the way.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott forced DFW to scrap Islamic foot-washing stations in Terminal D, ordered a state grant review of DFW and Houston's IAH, and referred both airports to USDOT for investigation.
President Trump signed a national security memorandum directing the Navy to replace the electromagnetic launch system on Ford-class carriers with battle-proven steam catapults, ending a years-long fight over the troubled technology.
President Trump announced Wednesday that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will depart at the end of August to focus on her family, remaining one of his top outside advisers.
President Trump signed an executive order Monday cutting federally recommended childhood vaccines from 18 diseases to 11 and directing officials to split up the MMR shot, a major win for parental choice and medical freedom.
President Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to restructure the childhood vaccine schedule, split up the MMR shot, and give parents more flexibility on the timing of shots.
The Senate Agriculture Committee failed 10-11 to advance the Agricultural Act of 2026 as a SNAP error-rate standoff pushed action to September, leaving farmers waiting on the first new farm bill since 2018.
California's Vessel At Berth mandate fines cargo ships at the state's ports and passes the costs to consumers nationwide. Rep. Vince Fong is leading the charge to roll it back with the Trump administration's backing.
President Trump named staff secretary Will Scharf as White House counsel, tapping a former federal prosecutor and Supreme Court veteran to lead the administration's legal team ahead of the midterms.
The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as attorney general in a 50-49 overnight vote, with Bill Cassidy providing the decisive Republican support after Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski defected.
The Senate approved a bipartisan continuing resolution early Saturday that keeps the government funded into December, ending months of shutdown brinkmanship as Democrats declined to force a closure ahead of the midterms.
Sen. Mitch McConnell has been discharged from rehab after his mid-June fall and will continue recovery at home, keeping up with Senate business as Republicans hold a razor-thin 53-47 majority.
The Trump administration proposed a sweeping Head Start overhaul Thursday, cutting administrative overhead from 15% to 5%, freeing $2.2 billion, and creating 200,000 new spots while handing more control to states and parents.
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted down the Republican farm bill 10-11 over a SNAP error-rate standoff, but Chairman John Boozman is promising another vote in September.
The House Committee on Education and Workforce is demanding financial records from five major unions over allegations that leadership spent millions on Democratic politics and lavish perks while rank-and-file members increasingly back Republicans.
Senate Republicans unveiled a four-resolution package Thursday using the Congressional Review Act to strip California's EPA waivers on vehicle and equipment emissions, ending what critics call the state's de facto national climate regulation.
President Donald Trump is urging the Senate to pass the Sunshine Protection Act, which would make daylight saving time permanent and end the twice-yearly clock change. The House approved the bipartisan bill in a 308-117 vote on July 14, and Trump wants a Senate vote before clocks fall back Nov. 1.
The Senate confirmed Dr. Erica Schwartz as CDC director on a party-line vote Wednesday as a Cyclospora parasite outbreak tied to contaminated lettuce spreads across 34 states.
Vice President JD Vance told lawmakers the Trump administration's fraud task force has identified $230 billion in suspected fraud and stopped $56 billion in fraudulent payments, urging Congress to pass data-sharing and sentencing reforms.
The administration is ending the temporary Medicare Part D premium stabilization subsidy after 2026, saying drug premiums have stabilized. Seniors in stand-alone plans could see larger premium swings in 2027, while the $2,000 out-of-pocket cap and other protections remain intact.
The American Red Cross declared a national blood supply crisis for only the second time in its history as donations hit a four-year summer low and type O supplies dropped below a one-day stock. More than 12,000 donors are needed in the next week.
Senate appropriators reached a bipartisan agreement on a short-term funding bill that would keep the government open through Dec. 11, with a key procedural vote set for Monday night.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. clashed with CNN's Dana Bash on Sunday, urging measles vaccination while accusing the network of COVID-era press malpractice and censorship of dissenting voices.
After failing to zero out Head Start funding, the Trump administration is preparing a proposed rule that replaces the program's 133-page federal rulebook with state and local control, cuts red tape, and adds citizenship requirements for enrollment.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced a bill to create an Anti-Corruption Bureau targeting President Trump, but opponents say the proposal is a thinly veiled political weapon designed to harass the administration.
Sen. John Fetterman reversed his position on the Senate filibuster Monday, defending the 60-vote threshold as President Donald Trump pushes Republicans to scrap it and pass the Save America Act.
The Treasury Department launched a new whistleblower program with cash incentives up to 30 percent of recovered penalties as part of President Trump's expanding war on fraud.
The CLARITY Act, backed by President Trump, heads to the Senate floor for a critical vote before the August recess. The crypto regulation bill needs 60 votes to pass.
The House passed Trump's $1.15T FY27 NDAA 216-212, delivering military pay raises, the Department of War rename, Golden Dome missile defense, the SAVE Act, and sweeping defense modernization.
The House voted 215-214 to establish a presumption that qualified service members and Pentagon civilian employees can carry personal firearms on military bases, advancing a major Second Amendment reform through the annual defense bill.
The Trump administration is freezing more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over suspected fraud, with HHS Secretary RFK Jr. demanding documentation from Governors Newsom and Walz.
The Pentagon is running out of money due to the Iran war, with Navy and Air Force funds drying up by end of July. Hegseth and Caine testify before the Senate today to request $67 billion in emergency funding.
The DOJ opened a civil rights probe into Harvard over allegations it used $630 million in Chinese donations to fund financial aid that excludes American students while favoring foreign applicants.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski published a Wall Street Journal op-ed opposing Trump's SAVE America Act, triggering a wave of conservative backlash from Dan Bongino and Trump allies who say the Alaska Republican is betraying the party on election integrity.
President Trump overruled DHS Secretary Mullin's order suspending ICE vehicle stops, calling traffic stops one of ICE's most important crime-fighting tools.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced mandatory annual testosterone screenings for all troops aged 30 and older, calling it essential for peak military readiness. Democrats push back; veterans and conservatives rally behind the move.
House Minority Whip Katherine Clark broke with Hakeem Jeffries to support cutting all $3.3 billion in U.S. military aid to Israel, with over 100 House Democrats expected to join her in a seismic shift in party foreign policy.
President Donald Trump demands New York immediately reverse its one-year moratorium on hyperscale data centers, warning the Democrat-led policy will cede AI leadership to China and cost the state billions in jobs and tax revenue.
The House Rules Committee advanced the Trump-backed Sunshine Protection Act, setting up a full floor vote on making Daylight Saving Time permanent and ending the biannual clock change ritual.
President Trump has tapped former 'The Apprentice' contestant Erin Scavino to lead a major State Department art exhibition celebrating America's 250th anniversary, showcasing patriotic works from more than 30 American artists.
A massive veterans health care and benefits package is on hold as House Republicans work through an internal standoff over President Trump's SAVE America Act election integrity legislation. Chairman Mike Bost plans to bring the bill back next week.
A sweeping bipartisan housing bill becomes law at midnight Friday after President Trump refused to sign without election integrity guarantees. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act targets the affordability crisis with institutional investor restrictions and zoning reforms.
The Democratic Socialists of America are set to unveil a radical new platform next week calling for the elimination of the U.S. Senate, the presidency, and the Supreme Court.
Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-IN) told NewsNation he has no confirmation that Mitch McConnell is alive as the 84-year-old Kentucky senator remains hospitalized in secrecy for nearly a month.
President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) officially sunset on July 4, 2026, as planned, after saving $215 billion, canceling thousands of contracts and grants, and slashing federal regulations.
President Trump personally called FIFA President Gianni Infantino and got USMNT star Folarin Balogun's red card suspension overturned hours before the World Cup Round of 16 match against Belgium.
The Trump administration has ended federal enforcement of disparate impact discrimination claims, redirecting agencies to focus exclusively on intentional discrimination under a sweeping executive order.
President Donald Trump delivers a 'Salute to America' rally on the National Mall with the largest fireworks display in history, military flyovers, and a primetime speech marking America's 250th birthday.
A dangerous heat dome is baking the eastern United States during America's 250th anniversary celebrations, with President Trump traveling to Mount Rushmore for a historic fireworks display as the Great American State Fair adjusts operations to protect attendees from record-breaking temperatures.
President Donald Trump took the inaugural flight aboard the new Air Force One Boeing 747-8i on Wednesday, traveling to North Dakota for the opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library as part of America's 250th birthday celebrations.
House GOP holdouts led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna blocked Speaker Johnson's procedural vote on the SAVE America Act and NDAA, freezing the House floor with the July 4 recess approaching.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says the landmark 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act will become law with or without President Trump's signature as the bipartisan bill heads to the White House.
President Trump nominates acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling for the permanent post. Sonderling has led the department since April after Chavez-DeRemer resigned.
The USDA Inspector General testified before Congress that proceeds from SNAP food stamp fraud have funded terrorist groups, foreign adversaries, and transnational criminal organizations -- revealing a national security dimension to welfare abuse.
President Trump canceled the bipartisan housing bill signing until Congress passes the SAVE America Act, making election integrity his top priority ahead of the midterms.
President Trump canceled the signing of a landmark bipartisan housing bill, demanding Congress pass the SAVE America Act voter ID law first in a high-stakes standoff over election integrity.
Postmaster General David Steiner says USPS will refuse to deliver mail-in ballots to states that don't provide voter rolls to the Trump administration, sparking a high-stakes election integrity battle.
The Senate overwhelmingly passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in an 85-5 vote Monday evening, sending the sweeping bipartisan legislation to the House for final approval before it reaches President Trump's desk.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to announce his resignation Monday after a Labour Party revolt, with Andy Burnham emerging as the clear favorite to succeed him.
President Donald Trump unveiled the new Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews on Friday — a Boeing 747-8 jet donated by the Qatari royal family, valued at $400 million, featuring a new red, white, and dark blue color scheme with a wavy American flag on the tail.
Sen. Josh Hawley addressed the Teamsters 31st International Convention in Las Vegas, urging livable wages and passage of his Faster Labor Contracts Act with bipartisan support.
Trump's $14.2 million 'American flag blue' reflecting pool renovation has already turned green with algae just days after completion, sparking online mockery and questions about no-bid contracts.
President Donald Trump announced a major July 4 'Tribute to America' rally on the National Mall to mark the U.S. 250th anniversary, featuring military bands, flyovers, and the largest fireworks display in history.
Senator Mitch McConnell, 84, was hospitalized Sunday morning, his office confirmed. The Kentucky Republican is receiving 'excellent care' but no cause has been disclosed.
Section 702 of FISA is set to expire tonight for the first time in its history after Congress failed to extend it amid a fight over Trump's appointment of housing regulator Bill Pulte as acting DNI. Trump nominated former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton as a permanent replacement, but the announcement came too late to stop the lapse.
After losing the Texas GOP Senate runoff to Trump-backed Ken Paxton, Sen. John Cornyn has put his proposed Trump Interstate highway bill on the back burner.
Sen. Rand Paul is introducing a constitutional amendment to end automatic birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, calling current interpretations of the 14th Amendment a betrayal of the founders' intent.
Trump is demanding Congress immediately pass a $350 billion defense reconciliation bill with the SAVE America Act attached — calling it a national security imperative and daring the Senate parliamentarian to stop him.
As the U.S. and Iran trade strikes for the third time this week, Trump says a deal is close — but he's negotiating with precision munitions, not pleasantries.
Somali referee Omar Artan denied entry to the US for the 2026 World Cup due to vetting concerns tied to Somalia's place on the travel ban list.
Florida will begin printing U.S. citizenship status on new and renewed driver's licenses and state IDs starting July 1 under HB 991 signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Texas Rep. Chip Roy introduced the American White-Collar Worker Jobs Act to end H-1B lottery abuse, green card pathways, and OPT fraud.
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has denied reports that she is planning to leave her post, calling the speculation inaccurate.
Senator Susan Collins reached 10,000 consecutive Senate votes — a milestone critics say symbolizes career politician entrenchment rather than public service.
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan admitted to breaking her own Starbucks boycott after a photo surfaced showing her with a company cup.
Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order creating a 12-month task force to protect immigrant Marylanders from fraud, exploitation, and discrimination.
A judge has dismissed the murder case against Aaron Spencer, the Republican nominee for Lonoke County Sheriff, citing law enforcement’s destruction of critical evidence.
The Department of War has reduced recognized religious affiliation codes from over 200 to just 31, removing many minority faith designations.
New Jersey increases funding for immigrant legal defense to $20.2 million and launches a new rapid response initiative.
The Trump administration is systematically hollowing out the Department of Education through staff cuts, program transfers, and regulatory changes.