Trump says he 'always thought' Waltz was responsible for Signal chat scandal
Education secretary ordered to take ‘all necessary steps’ to dismantle department; US rejects Mexico’s request for water – key US politics stories from Thursday at a glancea
A USIP lawsuit filed in D.C. requested a temporary restraining order and named Trump, several members of his Cabinet and DOGE representatives as defendants.
From his wildly popular podcast to the No. 2 post at the F.B.I., Dan Bongino joins Kash Patel to lead the agency at a turning point.
The documents could have been signed by a robot without the former president’s knowledge, the current US leader has alleged
Former California attorney general weighing campaign for 2026 election in home state since defeat to Trump, allies say
US president says after speaking to Claudia Scheinbaum anything that falls under the US-Mexico-Canada-Agreement will be exempt from 25% levy
Democrats began singing from the House well as the censure resolution was read.
New York, Chicago, Boston and Denver mayors use platform at Capitol hearing to reject claims about crime and gangs
In his first joint session to a visibly divided Congress, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday flaunted his second administration's accomplishments and derided his opponents, while reiterating his promises to restore the US economy, achieve peace in Ukraine, and reshape the federal government.
It comes as he moves with lightning speed to forcibly enact his agenda.
The vice president initially wanted to “defuse” things, he told Fox News’ Sean Hannity. The president wasn’t having any of it.
