A combative Karoline Leavitt took the White House podium Monday, holding up a handwritten note from President Donald Trump that she said outlines the key obstacle preventing the U.S. economy from reaching even greater heights. U.S. stock markets surged Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly topping 44,000—a milestone not seen since the week … Read more
DOJ Sues Minnesota Over College Aid for Undocumented Immigrants Amid National Legal Showdown The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Minnesota and its Democratic Governor Tim Walz, challenging a state program that provides college financial aid to undocumented immigrants. This legal challenge follows similar moves by the DOJ in … Read more
A high-ranking official in professional women’s basketball has ignited a nationwide debate after publicly calling for the removal of a prominent athlete from the national Olympic team. The call came after the athlete remained seated during the playing of the national anthem, an act the official described as disrespectful to national values and unworthy of … Read more
Eric Trump Hints at Possible Future Political Role for the Trump Family Beyond His Father’s Presidency As President Donald Trump serves his second term in the White House, speculation is already swirling about the future of the Trump family in politics—and his son Eric may be the next in line to carry the torch. In … Read more
The Supreme Court decided on Monday to hear a Republican-led appeal to U.S. campaign finance regulations that limit the amount of money political parties may spend on behalf of specific candidates. The case, National Republican Senatorial Committee v. Federal Election Commission, was originally brought before the court by the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), the … Read more
Senate Democrats’ delay tactics have come to an end, but Senate Republicans are still some distance from holding a final vote on President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.” On Saturday, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) employed a procedural maneuver requiring Senate clerks to read aloud the full text of the 940-page GOP-backed bill. The … Read more
President Donald Trump’s administration fired the country’s top copyright official only days after ousting the Librarian of Congress. Shira Perlmutter, who oversaw the United States Copyright Office, an office under the Library of Congress, was unexpectedly fired, according to Fox News. The U.S. Copyright Office informed the source that Perlmutter received an email from the … Read more
The U.S. Justice Department will not pursue charges against President Joe Biden regarding handling classified documents discovered in his residence and office. However, according to a knowledgeable source on Tuesday, an investigative report will scrutinize his actions and offer criticism. According to a confidential source, Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation, which Attorney General Merrick Garland … Read more
Monica Crowley, a conservative author, media personality, and former Treasury official, was approved as the assistant secretary of state and chief of protocol, with the status of ambassador. Lawmakers voted 52-45 to confirm Crowley. Crowley, a longstanding Fox News contributor and global affairs commentator, previously served in the first Trump administration, receiving the Treasury Department’s … Read more
A number of prominent Democratic donors are reportedly unenthusiastic about the prospect of former Vice President Kamala Harris launching a bid for California governor now that Gov. Gavin Newsom is term-limited in 2026, according to a revealing report by Politico’s Melanie Mason and Jeremy B. White. Following her decisive electoral defeat last November, speculation began … Read more