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News · US
The action keeps certain authorities under the Trading With the Enemy Act in use, but its title does not specify their scope or duration.
News · US
The policy concerns the federal approach to space transportation, but its specific directives depend on the exact presidential text.
News · US
The request seeks Senate scrutiny of how the Iran war is affecting U.S. troops and the military’s ability to sustain its duties.
News · OK
A billion smelter proposal backed by President Trump has become a dividing issue among Oklahoma Republicans during the governor runoff.
News · US
The aircraft departed after their deployment in Bulgaria drew anger from Iran, but their destination and next assignment remain unclear.
News · US
Officials reportedly argue that an existing White House bunker weakens the case for renovating the East Wing to add protected space.
News · US
The administration is intensifying its approach toward Iran as an economic deadline described as “D-Day” arrives.
News · US
The Trump administration is preparing new economic sanctions as Iran promises a forceful response.
News · NY
An NPR interview examines the effect of President Trump’s foreign policy on America’s relationships with allies.
News · US
Collins urged the White House to consider the “negative impact” of its trade conflict with Canada as it decides how to proceed.
News · US
President Trump said White House ballroom construction is costing less than budgeted and moving faster than scheduled.
News · US
The temporary action pauses added duties connected to Canadian treatment of U.S. commerce in alcohol, dairy products and motor vehicles.
News · US
Leavitt will move from the White House to a super PAC affiliated with Trump, a change not directly tied to a specific race or election.
News · US
The White House called Rosie O'Donnell “a total slob” in response to jokes she made involving Trump and Harp.
News · US
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for construction of a White House ballroom to continue.
News · US
Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily allowed White House ballroom construction to proceed, leaving further action to determine what happens next.
News · US
The Pentagon’s count establishes that at least 751 U.S. service members have been wounded during the Iran war.
News · US
Iran has objected to new U.S. sanctions, describing the measures as unjust in the latest foreign-policy dispute between the two countries.
News · US
Boston, Denver and Philadelphia are the three cities under consideration for the Democratic convention in 2028.
News · US
The CFTC chair says the agency will act quickly on cryptocurrency rules if Congress does not pass legislation.
News · US
The latest poll reading keeps Americans’ drinking at the lowest level recorded in the survey’s historical trend.
News · US
A senior Iranian official rejected President Trump’s economic threats, arguing that years of U.S. sanctions have not achieved their goal.
News · IL
Illinois’ Democratic primary contests are drawing attention to generational change and the role of campaign spending.
News · FL
Donalds kept his House re-election campaign open while pursuing the governor’s office, leaving both campaign efforts in place at the same time.
News · US
Silver Bulletin’s FLIPR forecast addresses the 2026 midterms without naming a specific contest, candidate or projected winner.
News · US
Gabbard issued an emotional personal update about her husband’s cancer several months after her departure from the White House.
News · US
The departure creates a personnel change in the White House’s work with Congress before the legislative session leading into the midterms.
News · US
A renewed argument about COVID-19 shots relies on a false miscarriage statistic and a misleading reading of Fauci’s private messages.
News · FL
A polling firm is facing criticism over an allegation that it falsified data connected to a Florida primary.
News · NY
The New York Times is tracking competitive congressional contests, but this development is not tied to one race, election or candidate.