Meghan McCain called for CNN's Kaitlin Collins' White House credentials to be revoked after Collins questioned press secretary Karoline Leavitt about President Trump's stance on Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. McCain criticized Collins' questioning as partisan. This follows the White House's previous actions of revoking credentials from...
Japan's upper house election saw a surge in support for the right-wing populist party, Sanseito, fueled by anxieties surrounding increased foreign presence. Sanseito's "Japanese First" platform tapped into economic insecurity and concerns about immigration and tourism, despite the need for foreign workers. While Sanseito gained 14 seats, it remains...
The Wall Street Journal revealed that Bill Clinton, among other prominent figures, sent birthday letters to Jeffrey Epstein in 2003. These letters, part of a multi-volume album compiled by Ghislaine Maxwell, contained various messages, some of a sexual nature. The revelation follows the Journal's previous report on a...
The Justice Department sued New York City, Mayor Eric Adams, and city officials, challenging sanctuary laws for undocumented immigrants. The DOJ argues these policies obstruct federal immigration enforcement, citing the release of criminals and a recent shooting involving an undocumented migrant. Mayor Adams' spokesperson stated the city is...
Brazilian President Lula da Silva announced that negotiations with the U.S. regarding a threatened 50% tariff on Brazilian imports have failed. Despite multiple attempts, including a May letter, the U.S. hasn't engaged substantively, responding only via social media. The tariff is linked by former President Trump to the...
The White House is reportedly considering supporting redistricting efforts in multiple states to benefit Republicans in the 2026 House elections. Democrats, feeling pressured to retaliate, are exploring countermeasures, with some vowing aggressive responses. Texas Republicans, urged by Trump, are already redrawing maps to create five new GOP-leaning districts....
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan voiced concern over escalating threats against the judiciary, urging judges to remain steadfast in upholding the rule of law despite criticism. She acknowledged the increased frequency of harsh criticism, particularly following President Trump's vocal attacks on judges who ruled against his administration. Kagan...
President Trump visited the Federal Reserve, sparking an unusual disagreement with Chairman Jerome Powell over the cost of building renovations. Trump claimed the cost reached $3.1 billion, while Powell countered that the figure referred to a separate, completed project. This visit, the first by a president since 2006, highlights...
President Trump signed an executive order to protect college sports, aiming to preserve scholarships and athletic opportunities, particularly in women's and non-revenue sports. The order prohibits third-party pay-for-play payments while allowing legitimate brand endorsements. It directs relevant agencies to clarify student-athlete status, protect their rights, and address legal challenges...
President Trump issued an executive order aiming to curb crime and homelessness by increasing civil commitment of mentally ill individuals and strengthening enforcement against vagrancy. The order prioritizes public safety, targets illicit drug use and urban camping, and redirects federal resources towards evidence-based programs. It also seeks to increase...
