In the first State of the Union address of his second term, President Trump’s speech highlighted immigration, tax cuts and trade, offering an optimistic assessment of the country’s direction despite a divided response from lawmakers.
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As tariff threats and diplomatic pressure from Washington prompt European allies to rally behind Denmark, the strategic Arctic island emerges as a new point of tension between the United States and Europe.
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Oil and gas executives convened at the White House to discuss with President Trump the future of oil and gas production in Venezuela.
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Vice President JD Vance criticized attacks on law enforcement and asserted new government changes to confront fraudulent social services during a White House press briefing on Thursday.
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No United States military personnel were killed during the attack.
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Tyler Robinson has been arrested in Utah as a suspect for the killing of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk.
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The Second Family accompanied Charlie Kirk’s casket, family and friends to Arizona.
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Conservative political activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated while hosting an event at Utah Valley University.
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After President Trump invoked a rarely used law to place D.C.’s police under partial federal control, local officials and advocates have cautioned it could set a troubling precedent for federal involvement in city policing.
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Newly released portions of the Epstein files have put President Trump back under political scrutiny, sparking a partisan battle over secrecy, accountability, and the courts’ role in revealing the truth about his past associations with Jeffery Epstein.
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President Trump’s elaborate military parade on the Army’s 250th anniversary drew praise, protest, and scrutiny, raising questions about the balance between national pride and political performance.
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After narrowly passing the House, this expansive Trump-backed proposal which combines tax cuts, immigration crackdowns, and major policy rollbacks will face a pivotal showdown in the Senate.
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President Trump’s acceptance of a $400 million Qatari jet has sparked bipartisan debate regarding constitutional limits, foreign influence, and national security as lawmakers push back against the use of the foreign-owned aircraft for presidential travel.
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Mike Waltz has been removed as National Security Advisor following a security breach involving sensitive information on the messaging platform Signal, sparking speculation about his replacement amid shifting U.S. foreign policy priorities.
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Kilmar Abrego García remains imprisoned in El Salvador, defying multiple U.S. court orders for his return, fueling a legal and diplomatic standoff over the Trump administration’s immigration policies and its disregard for judicial rulings.
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Two federal judges in Texas and New York have moved to block the Trump administration’s use of an 18th-century wartime law to deport Venezuelan migrants without due process, setting up a high-stakes legal battle over immigration enforcement and executive power.
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In recent weeks, President Trump has raised eyebrows with comments regarding his potential bid for a third term, however the legal and constitutional challenges he would face make such a possibility highly unlikely.
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The DC Circuit Court will hear oral arguments on March 31st to decide whether a lower court can properly address the Trump administration’s efforts to deport Venezuelan nationals under the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, a controversial move linked to national security concerns.
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