Politics

WASHINGTON — The White House on Monday deflected repeated questions about whether survivors of a September naval strike in the Caribbean posed an imminent threat to the United States, even as reporting over the weekend intensified scrutiny of the legal rationale and command decisions behind a controversial follow-on attack. Officials defended

Washington - Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene announced late Friday that she will resign her House seat effective January 5, 2026, after a highly publicized falling out with former President Donald Trump that culminated in his withdrawal of support and vows to back a primary challenger. Greene’s decision, delivered in

President Donald Trump’s sudden pivot on the long‑running fight over Jeffrey Epstein’s government files has set off a political crisis that threatens to overshadow his remaining agenda. After months of resisting demands for transparency and dismissing the issue as a partisan ploy, Mr. Trump in recent days

President Donald Trump over the weekend renewed a long standing idea to funnel tariff revenue back to Americans by promising a so called tariff dividend of at least two thousand dollars per person for most taxpayers. The announcement, posted on the former president’s social feed, injected fresh debate into

The Senate late Monday approved a bipartisan funding package that clears a major hurdle in the effort to end the United States’ record long government shutdown, sending the legislation to the House where lawmakers must still act before federal operations can resume fully. The 60 to 40 vote marked a