White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles said Monday that President Donald Trump will play a far more active role on the campaign trail ahead of next year’s midterm elections—signaling a strategic shift designed to energize the GOP base and capitalize on
A national historic preservation group filed a federal lawsuit Friday seeking to halt the Trump administration’s construction of a new White House ballroom, arguing the president lacked the legal authority to demolish the East Wing without required reviews. The National Trust for
President Trump on Thursday issued a full pardon to former Mesa County, Colorado clerk Tina Peters, who was convicted in August 2024 on multiple state charges related to election interference. “Tina is sitting in a Colorado prison for the ‘crime’ of demanding
Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, on Wednesday filed articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump and invoked a procedural maneuver that will require the House of Representatives to vote on the measure this week. Green designated his impeachment resolution as privileged, a step
Senate Republicans on Wednesday cleared the first procedural step toward confirming a large bloc of President Donald Trump’s nominees, setting up a later vote on 97 picks and marking the third time since September that the GOP has advanced a package of
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered President Trump to end the remaining federal control of California National Guard troops deployed in Los Angeles and to return command authority to Gov. Gavin Newsom (D). U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer ruled that the administration
The Department of Transportation rescinded a Biden-era $11 million penalty on Southwest Airlines, revising a 2023 enforcement order tied to the carrier’s handling of mass disruptions after severe winter weather. The updated order amends DOT’s 2023 directive that fined Southwest $140 million.
President Trump warned Tuesday that U.S. national security could be endangered if the Supreme Court rules against his sweeping tariff agenda. “The biggest threat in history to United States National Security would be a negative decision on Tariffs by the U.S. Supreme
President Donald Trump on Monday, December 8, 2025, announced a $12 billion “economic assistance” package for U.S. farmers who the White House says have been squeezed by weaker foreign demand following the administration’s tariff rollout. Speaking at a televised roundtable at the
On Monday, President Donald Trump wrote on social media that he plans to federalize Artificial Intelligence regulation with a “One Rule” executive order this week to help the U.S. continue to lead in the global race for the emerging technology. Trump wrote on
