Ingrassia Withdraws Nomination After Controversial Texts President Trump’s nominee, Paul Ingrassia, withdraws after offensive texts surface, losing GOP support.
A federal judge mandates the return of books on gender and race to school libraries on military bases in multiple countries.
Parental rights advocates caution against California’s new law, AB 727, citing risks to LGBT youth from online predators.
President Trump announces discounted fertility drugs via TrumpRx, sparking criticism from pro-life groups.
President Trump celebrated a peace agreement between Israel and Hamas and discussed a potential Russia-Ukraine peace deal.
Trump Commutes George Santos’ Prison Sentence George Santos, expelled from Congress and sentenced for fraud, has had his prison term commuted by President Trump.
Organizers of “No Kings” protests predict millions will rally against Trump’s policies amid ongoing ICE arrests.
Eric Trump, on “The Benny Show,” claims his father, Donald Trump, is “Heaven-bound” and credits him with “saving Christianity.”
John Bolton, former national security adviser, was indicted on 18 charges for mishandling classified documents.
NPR’s Steve Inskeep talks to Sen. Chris Coons about the government shutdown and its impact on Delaware workers.
The U.S. revoked visas of six foreign nationals for celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination, amid State Dept. actions.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered military leaders to Quantico for a speech declaring the end of a “woke” military.
