Trump blasts Missouri court after GOP map used in primaries is blocked for November
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins rejected a referendum petition, while Emanuel Cleaver celebrated the court ruling
Trump administration seeks Supreme Court approval to implement new mail-in ballot rule
The temporary order blocking Trump-backed USPS mail ballot rules expires Sept 10, but could be extended indefinitely
JD Vance says he wouldn't call conflict with Iran a 'war'
However, JD Vance declined to give a timeline for when the conflict, which has now lasted more than six months, could end
'Fat Wednesday never came': Vance recounts unexpected RFK Jr moment
JD Vance took questions on Iran and inflation before a lighthearted weight-loss exchange at his first briefing since Karoline Leavitt's exit
'Far more than we could ever use': Trump makes unusual Iran war claim
President Trump made the remarks in two Truth Social posts on Thursday, September 3, as debate over US military supplies continues
Trump warns Canada of 'worse than anything' for its politicians
President Trump escalated his criticism of Canada after calling the country tougher to deal with than China and Vietnam
'We made a terrible mistake': Marco Rubio warns of America's dependence
Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the remarks at the Foundry School launch, a State Department program for advanced manufacturing jobs
'One of the dumbest things': Vance targets what America told young people
Vice President JD Vance made the case at the Foundry School launch for manufacturing careers alongside finance, law and tech
Trump roasts Ken Paxton’s ‘look’ and TV interviews while backing his Texas Senate bid
President Donald Trump said voters might dislike Ken Paxton’s appearance, clothes and television interviews, calling the remarks 'so insulting to him'
Trump praises 'phenomenal' JD Vance's fight against 'billions' in fraud, likens VP to Eliot Ness
Donald Trump designated JD Vance as the administration’s 'fraud czar,' tasking him with leading its sweeping campaign against fraud
House Democrats block constitutional amendment to lock Supreme Court at 9 justices
Andy Biggs' amendment needed a two-thirds majority, while Katherine Clark's office urged Democrats to reject the measure before the vote
Trump claims Texas Dem candidate James Talarico ‘eats meat’ then ‘throws up all over the place’
President Donald Trump said not eating meat could spell trouble in Texas while backing Ken Paxton amid campaign funding struggles
Trump vows to hit campaign trail for Republicans in 35 races ahead of midterms
Donald Trump made clear that he does not intend to campaign for candidates who are comfortably ahead
FAA seeks permanent flight restrictions around Trump’s Mar-a-Lago amid security threats
The FAA proposed flight rules near Mar-a-Lago requiring low-flying aircraft to get clearance, stay in ATC contact and broadcast a transponder code
JD Vance's mother says she'd 'probably punch' Abdul El-Sayed over family jabs: 'That man's an idiot'
Beverly Vance Aikins defended her son as his clash with Abdul El-Sayed intensified over comments involving Usha Vance and their children
Trump names the one country he says is tougher to deal with than China
President Trump said people had asked him whether China or Vietnam was the toughest country to deal with, before he offered a different answer
Trump's Pentagon faces GOP revolt as senator demands Hegseth's firing
The Republican senator's intervention came after Army Secretary Dan Driscoll announced his departure following months of reported friction
'In 2 hours': Trump claims tariff threat forced Canada's hand in Gulfstream fight
President Trump recounted an unusual dispute with Canada while discussing trade tensions and tariffs at the White House
'Investigating the entire Omar family': James Comer drops major DOJ claim
The House Oversight chairman said federal investigators were examining Omar's relatives, adding a new front to scrutiny of the Minnesota Democrat
'We're not aligned': Rubio gives blunt answer when asked about Russia and Iran
Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the growing role of Moscow in the conflict during a Wednesday, September 2, radio interview
