Politics

NPR’s Scott Detrow and historian Barbara Perry discuss President Trump’s wartime rhetoric and its historical context.

President Trump proposed a 2027 budget with $1.5 trillion for defense, marking a 42% increase from 2026.

Attorney General Pam Bondi is out at the Justice Department. President Trump announced her departure on social media.

New Hampshire is concerned about losing revenue as prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket rise, challenging state laws.

A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s push to impose new conditions on homelessness funding.

Propaganda war on the National Mall: Trump’s face adorns buildings, while satirical art critiques his presidency.

President Trump signed an executive order to reshape U.S. elections, focusing on voter verification and mail ballots.

The Supreme Court’s decision on Colorado’s conversion therapy ban impacts free speech, sparking national debate.

Yemeni lawmaker Anssaf Ali Mayo sues ex-U.S. military for alleged assassination attempt by UAE-hired mercenaries.

Trump challenges birthright citizenship, citing no constitutional guarantee. Supreme Court to decide its fate.

ICE agents may remain at U.S. airports even after TSA workers are paid, says border czar Tom Homan. Uncertainty looms.

U.S. Troops Arrive in Middle East Amid Iran Talks More troops head to Middle East for Iran talks; millions protest Trump at “No Kings” rallies.