Ukrainian officials have informally floated naming a contested portion of the Donbas region “Donnyland” during behind-the-scenes peace negotiations with Russia, according to people familiar with the discussions. The idea—a blend of the region’s name and President Donald Trump’s first name—has not appeared in formal
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President Donald Trump said Monday that a failure to extend the current ceasefire with Iran would likely result in an immediate return to military action, warning that “lots of bombs start going off” if the truce lapses Tuesday. Trump made the remarks in a telephone interview with PBS News White House correspondent Liz Landers, as
Donald Trump sought to reassure workers Thursday that the economic fallout from
The Trump administration is urging governments around the world to endorse a
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a sharp rebuke Thursday to a federal district judge who sought to defy a prior order blocking
Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) used political maneuvering to strip the name of President Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.” The Senate Minority Leader forced
A plan by Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) to sell off federally owned lands in the west has been stopped. Senator Lee backed
Trump is not messing around anymore. The Department of Justice has initiated a sweeping expansion of denaturalization efforts, sharpening its focus on
It turns out that Donald Trump is the president of the United States, not random liberal district judges. In a landmark 6–3
The Central Intelligence Agency has confirmed that a series of recent U.S.-Israeli airstrikes inflicted extensive damage on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, setting the
The Trump administration’s declaration of a crushing blow to Iran’s nuclear program is facing early skepticism from within its own intelligence community.
President Donald Trump delivered a scathing rebuke to both Israel and Iran on Tuesday morning, accusing each of undermining a fragile ceasefire
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) pushed back Sunday against mounting criticism over her opposition to the U.S. bombing campaign on Iranian nuclear
In a rare show of cross-party defiance, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are moving swiftly to challenge former President Donald
