President Donald Trump is preparing a plan to halt U.S. diesel exports for 90 days in a bid to bring down soaring energy prices, according to five people familiar with the discussions. The proposal has opened rifts inside the administration and drawn pushback from
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Decision Desk HQ moved Florida’s gubernatorial race into the “Toss Up” column on Wednesday, though Republican nominee Rep. Byron Donalds remains narrowly favored to win the seat. The ratings change follows weeks of slipping numbers for Donalds against his Democratic opponent, former Rep. David Jolly, who previously served in Congress as a Republican. Donalds cruised
A group of four Republican senators led by Sen. Mitch McConnell of
The nonpartisan election forecaster Cook Political Report moved the Senate races in
President Donald Trump reportedly said Monday that he would sign into law a measure forcing the release of files related to convicted
President Donald Trump reportedly said Monday that he is open to authorizing U.S. military strikes inside Mexico if necessary to stem the
President Donald Trump announced Monday that he intends to approve the sale of advanced F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, positioning the
Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland reportedly offered an unexpected overture at a Democratic fundraiser in Miami on Sunday, arguing that his party
The United States military carried out another strike against suspected drug traffickers in the Pacific Ocean on Saturday, underscoring the Trump administration’s
New York City Mayor Eric Adams amplified concerns among Jewish residents on Sunday, cautioning that “everything is not fine” for the city’s
President Donald Trump on Sunday offered a robust defense of former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, asserting that audiences should be allowed
President Donald Trump suggested on Sunday that he would be open to a meeting with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, signaling
President Trump is now reportedly pressing ahead with plans to construct a new ballroom in the White House, responding to criticism from
A recently disclosed, classified Justice Department brief offers a detailed legal framework justifying U.S. military strikes on drug-smuggling vessels in the Caribbean
