Trump backs Vance’s Iran stance, calls months-long fighting a ‘military conflict’
Donald Trump defended the US military presence in the region, saying the operation had kept Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon
Supreme Court restores cheaper TV ad rates ahead of midterms in major win for GOP
The ruling could allow cash-rich Republican committees to stretch their advertising dollars further as both parties compete in the November midterms
Trump calls Iran fight 'small potatoes' after 18 US deaths and 5 months of strikes
The president said America was not at war with Tehran as attacks, military deployments, and Hormuz operations continued
'I get no credit for it': Trump drops new detail in Nobel Prize saga
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado last October
McConnell return rumors swirl after months of Senate absence as staff reveals September plan
Mitch McConnell's prolonged absence raised questions about his health and future, as Gov Andy Beshear urged him to provide updates or step aside
'Jaws of economic death': Scott Bessent reveals what comes next for Iran
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Treasury would sanction more banks as allies joined the Iran pressure campaign
Trump gets unlikely allies in Omar, Pelosi in push to bring key industry back to California
'California built the film industry – and we're ready to bring even more jobs home', California Gov Gavin Newsom said
Trump's ballroom ruling is now being used to shield something much bigger
Excavation for the proposed 250-foot triumphal arch is expected to begin within weeks despite an unresolved court fight over its construction
Republicans face Trump campaign dilemma as midterms near, some quietly want distance
A House Republican said both mentioning Trump too often and falling out of his favor could hurt their political futures
Trump says Michael Cohen 'fully recanted' in brand new twist
President Trump's latest comments about Michael Cohen came after an unexpected change in tone between the former allies
Trump envoys Witkoff and Kushner get unusual assurance ahead of Moscow talks
President Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected in Moscow and Kyiv on September 5 and 6
Another contractor, same algae problem: Trump admin spends $2.7M more on Reflecting Pool
The Department of Interior, overseeing the project, agreed to pay $2.7 million to the Massachusetts-based American Ag Energy company for repairs
Fetterman's Democratic allies are abandoning him as 2028 pressure starts building
'Lazy trust fund baby' and 'no sense of duty' are among the attacks now coming from fellow Democrats after a damaging Senate report
'Nobody will do it once I'm gone': Trump gives blunt reason for Washington building blitz
Several renovation and construction projects have became key Trump priorities, raising GOP concerns they could hurt the upcoming election
Trump gets the jobs number he wanted, but makes a demand that could leave the Fed in a bind
'Lower the rate or I'll stop trading with deficit nations', President Trump warned after a jobs report that beat expectations
Trump to use Qatari 'flying palace' again after secret plane switch
A senior White House official reportedly said President Trump planned to use the Qatari jet for an upcoming international trip
Kamala Harris says she ‘supports’ Democrats who want her to stay off midterm campaign trail
'Bottom line, we need to win,' Kamala Harris said, pointing to her experience running for local, statewide and national office
Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army secretary after Dan Driscoll’s resignation
Trump praised Adam Telle as a 'great patriot', while Pete Hegseth called him 'strong', saying he would be an immediate asset to the Army
Trump administration to begin excavation for proposed Washington 250-foot ‘triumphal arch’
Doug Burgum said the project had cleared preliminary federal reviews, while a lawsuit from veterans and an architect sought to block construction
John Fetterman reportedly skipped meeting with paralyzed veterans to do Fox News hit instead
John Fetterman faced fresh scrutiny over his Senate workload after a report detailed canceled constituent meetings and limited engagement with lawmakers
