Federal judge blocks release of Jack Smith report’s second volume
The judge's ruling blocks the release of Jack Smith's classified documents report.
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State Dept orders evacuation of non-emergency US personnel from embassy in Beirut
President Donald Trump's administration ordered non-essential personnel to evacuate the US Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon on Monday.
Trump envoy rebukes Greenland leader for rejecting hospital ship proposal
Greenland rejects Trump's offer to send U.S. military hospital ship, sparking heated healthcare debate between officials over Arctic medical needs.
Trump says Supreme Court ruling against birthright citizenship order would benefit China
The Supreme Court faced criticism from President Donald Trump after striking his tariff agenda this week, as the president looks towards an upcoming ruling.
Family member of armed man who breached Mar-a-Lago perimeter describes personality, politics
The family of an armed North Carolina man killed at Mar-a-Lago early Sunday calls the incident "mind-blowing," describing him as quiet and afraid of guns.
Katie Porter holds ‘F— TRUMP’ sign at California Democratic convention
Former Rep. Katie Porter, who is running for Golden State governor, said "F— Trump" during remarks at the California Democratic Party state convention.
DHS shutdown drags into week two as Iran threat, SOTU clash complicate Hill talks
The funding standoff remained steady over Homeland Security funding while other issues, like possible conflict with Iran, tariffs and the State of the Union, threaten to sideline a deal.
Who is Abigail Spanberger, and why did Democrats choose her for to their State of the Union response?
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger, a former House Democrat, is delivering her party's rebuttal to the State of the Union on Tuesday night.
Thomas rips Supreme Court tariffs ruling, says majority ‘errs’ on Constitution
Justice Clarence Thomas cited President Richard Nixon's 1971 import surcharge precedent in his dissent, arguing Congress authorized tariff authority under emergency powers law.
Florida bill would let churches use armed volunteers instead of licensed security
A Florida bill would allow churches, synagogues and mosques to use armed volunteers for security instead of costly licensed guards amid rising violence concerns.