A federal judge has sharply limited President Trump’s controversial plan to build a new White House ballroom, allowing only security-related construction to continue — and drawing a clear line against moving forward with the main project. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon ruled
A federal judge has sharply limited President Trump’s controversial plan to build a new White House ballroom, allowing only security-related construction to continue — and drawing a clear line against moving forward with the main project. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon ruled
President Trump is set to host a high-stakes diplomatic breakthrough today in Washington, D.C., as Israel and Lebanon prepare for what could become a historic round of peace talks — notably without French involvement. The meeting, expected to take place at the
Vice President JD Vance faces one of the most consequential tests of his tenure on Friday as he leads U.S. negotiations with Iran aimed at preserving a fragile ceasefire and turning it into a lasting peace. The talks carry major implications not
President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a two-week ceasefire framework with Iran, signaling a dramatic shift from recent threats of escalation and raising hopes for broader diplomatic progress in the region. The agreement, which Trump accepted at the last minute, comes after
President Trump on Wednesday hailed the newly reached ceasefire with Iran as a “total and complete victory” for the United States, even as questions remain about the durability of the agreement and the scope of concessions secured from Tehran. In a brief
President Trump issued his most ominous warning yet toward Iran on Tuesday, declaring that “a whole civilization will die tonight” ahead of an 8 p.m. EDT deadline tied to escalating U.S. military action in the ongoing Iran Conflict. In a Truth Social
President Trump escalated his rhetoric toward Iran over the weekend, warning of sweeping military action—including potential ground troop deployment—if Tehran does not agree to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and reach a deal with the United States. In a brief phone interview
President Donald Trump addressed the nation Wednesday night, declaring that the United States is “nearing completion” of its core strategic objectives in Iran after just one month of Operation Epic Fury. He praised U.S. military efforts as “extraordinary” and warned that more
The White House just turned the temperature up—again. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt opened Wednesday’s briefing with a blunt message to Tehran: President Trump is ready to “unleash hell” if Iran doesn’t back off its nuclear push and regional threats. And she didn’t
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that it was a “good thing” that National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent resigned, sharply criticizing Kent’s stance on Iran and national security. Speaking during a White House meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin on St.
