White House, DOJ, and Congress launch probes into Biden’s use of autopen amid rising concerns over presidential authority and mental fitness.
Read More Biden Autopen Probe Intensifies as Oversight Expands
Trump’s tax reform promises higher take-home pay as Senate debates $9B in spending cuts and fiscal policy divides GOP.
Read More Trump’s Tax Cuts Boost Pay as Senate Debates $9B Cuts
Trump says Cuomo could defeat Mamdani in NYC mayoral race, as Mamdani’s socialism exposes deep rifts among Democrats.
Read More Trump: Cuomo Could Defeat Mamdani in NYC Mayoral Race
California professor charged for assaulting federal agents during a cannabis farm raid where 350 illegal immigrants were detained.
Read More California Professor Charged After Federal Cannabis Farm Raid
Federal judges declined to permanently appoint interim U.S. attorney John Sarcone, leaving the post’s future in President Trump’s hands.
Read More Judges Decline Permanent Role for NY Interim U.S. Attorney
Congress votes to honor slain Texas girl by renaming wildlife refuge after her, with bipartisan support and White House approval expected.
Read More House Renames Refuge to Honor Jocelyn Nungaray
House and Senate Republicans defend Trump’s sweeping tax and spending cuts as Democrats warn of major impacts on health and safety nets.
Read More Trump’s Tax and Spending Cuts Ignite Battle in Congress
Mike Waltz faces tough Senate hearing over “Signalgate,” but is expected to be confirmed as U.S. ambassador to the UN.
Read More Waltz Faces Senate Scrutiny Over UN Ambassador Role
As Trump nears six months in office, political influencers question polling and point to divisions within the LGBTQ community.
Read More Debate Over Trump’s Support in LGBTQ Community Grows