One Year of National Guard in Capital Armed troops’ presence in the capital has become increasingly normalized as deployment hits one year next week.
President Trump signed an executive order to alter childhood vaccine schedules, sparking public health debates.
Voters in Ohio’s 7th district react to calls for Rep. Max Miller to drop reelection bid amid domestic violence claims.
President Trump confronts a historic challenge: how a prolonged war can reshape a presidency, impacting his legacy.
The Senate narrowly confirmed Todd Blanche as U.S. Attorney General, a win for Trump’s approach to DOJ proximity.
Mike Lindell’s Trump-backed GOP bid for Minnesota governor raises concerns; party fears it might hinder November success.
The Senate race in Maine between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson hinges on the crucial support of Maine women voters.
A federal appeals court has halted the White House ballroom construction, demanding Congress’s approval to proceed.
Trump Attempts to Limit Birthright Citizenship Again President Trump is once more trying to restrict birthright citizenship through executive actions on immigration.
President Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch near the National Mall faces widespread opposition. Critics argue it disrupts historic views, while the administration insists it enhances the site’s significance.
Democratic policy makers oppose OMB’s rule change allowing appointees veto power over federal research grants.
New York Times reporter Eric Lipton discusses his Pulitzer Prize-winning investigations into Trump’s conflicts.
