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Russia will mark the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's defeat with a large military parade in Red Square, showcasing its military might amid its ongoing war in Ukraine. The parade, the largest since the invasion, aims t…
New Jersey's gubernatorial race boasts an unprecedentedly large and well-funded field of candidates, primarily Democrats. Six Democrats, including congress members and mayors, compete for the nomination, creating a uniqu…
Slovakia and Hungary strongly criticized the EU's plan to completely phase out Russian gas, nuclear, and oil imports by 2027, calling it "economic suicide." These eastern European nations, heavily reliant on Russian ener…
A federal judge is demanding more information from the Trump administration regarding the conditions under which approximately 200 Venezuelan immigrants are detained in El Salvador. These immigrants were deported in Marc…
Six individuals in Frio County, Texas, including two city council members and a school board trustee, face felony indictments for alleged vote harvesting. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the charges, stemming…
Chief Justice John Roberts made a rare public appearance at a fireside chat in Buffalo, NY, celebrating the U.S. District Court's 125th anniversary. He defended the Supreme Court's role, emphasizing judicial independence…
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to use military planes to deport Asian immigrants to Libya, despite a federal judge's injunction against deportations to third countries without due process. Lawyers repres…
Former news anchor Kari Lake, appointed by President Trump, plans to integrate content from the pro-Trump One America News Network (OAN) into Voice of America (VOA) and the Office of Cuba Broadcasting (OCB). Lake claims …
Utah and Idaho passed laws banning unofficial flags on government property, including pride flags. Salt Lake City responded by creating new official city flags incorporating pride, transgender, and Juneteenth designs. Bo…
The USDA is actively recruiting to fill critical positions after offering over 15,000 employees paid resignations. This decision, part of a broader Trump administration initiative to downsize the federal workforce, has r…
President Trump withdrew his nomination of Dr. Janette Nesheiwat for Surgeon General following questions about her medical education and criticism from Laura Loomer. Nesheiwat's claim of a University of Arkansas medical …
The Trump administration terminated over 1,000 AmeriCorps grant programs, impacting numerous communities, many of which voted for Trump. The cuts affect diverse projects, including child abuse prevention, disaster relief…
The Trump administration plans to eliminate the Energy Star program, a 30-year-old initiative saving homeowners an average of $450 annually on energy bills. The program, overseen by the EPA, provides energy consumption i…
President Trump announced a potential 100% tariff on movies produced outside the U.S., sparking confusion and concern in the film industry. His announcement, seemingly influenced by a meeting with actor Jon Voight, who p…
The Trump administration plans to cut $26 million in National Park Service grants, targeting programs focused on climate change, diversity, equity, inclusion, and LGBTQ+ issues. This follows previous cuts and closures, i…
North Carolina's elections board ousted its executive director, Karen Brinson Bell, in a partisan vote, replacing her with Sam Hayes, a Republican lawyer. Republicans gained control of the board after a law change stripp…
President Trump plans to establish a presidential commission on college athletics to address ongoing antitrust issues and concerns about player compensation. The commission will reportedly include stakeholders, businessp…
House Republicans added a provision to their tax cut package authorizing the sale of thousands of acres of public land in Nevada and Utah. This sparked outrage from Democrats and environmental groups who fear increased d…
House Republicans are deeply divided over President Trump's proposed bill, particularly regarding Medicaid cuts. Centrists oppose deep cuts to social safety nets, while hardliners demand trillions in spending reductions.…
House Republicans are deeply divided over Medicaid cuts in their proposed bill. Swing-district Republicans oppose significant cuts, while conservatives demand at least $2 trillion in cuts, primarily from Medicaid. The En…
President Trump lamented the lack of a major US celebration for the 80th anniversary of World War II's end, noting other Allied nations' commemorations. Speaking from the Oval Office during a swearing-in ceremony, he sta…
Melania Trump's infrequent presence at the White House has sparked intrigue. She reportedly spends more time at Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago, rarely appearing in public. While administration officials claim she visits more…
JD Vance's half-brother, Cory Bowman, advanced to the Cincinnati mayoral general election after securing second place in the primary. Bowman, a Republican, will face incumbent Democrat Aftab Pureval in November. Despite …
President Trump issued a proclamation declaring May 8, 2025, as Victory Day for World War II, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Allied victory. The proclamation honors the sacrifices of American soldiers who foug…
Six individuals, including a judge and city council members, were indicted in Texas on Wednesday for vote harvesting and evidence tampering. The indictments stem from Attorney General Ken Paxton's voter fraud investigati…