President Donald Trump on Tuesday reportedly suggested it would be “brilliant” if major U.S. companies choose not to pursue refunds tied to tariffs his administration imposed—levies that were later struck down by the Supreme Court as unconstitutional. Speaking in a phone interview with CNBC,
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has now reportedly launched a new legal challenge against ActBlue, accusing the prominent Democratic fundraising platform of misleading both Congress and the American public about how it processes political donations. In a statement released Monday, Paxton did not mince words, alleging that ActBlue engaged in deceptive conduct in violation of
Sen. John Kennedy reportedly put Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh on
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is now reportedly making it clear he has
A heated exchange on CNN this week underscored a growing reality in Washington and beyond: even some Republican voices are acknowledging that
Rep. Steve Cohen pressed FBI Director Kash Patel during a tense Intelligence Committee hearing Thursday, raising sharp concerns about the timing of
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders says she was asked to leave a Little Rock restaurant after staff claimed her presence made them
A new development in a sweeping legal effort tied to past investigations of President Donald Trump is drawing fresh attention in Washington,
Rep. Nancy Mace sharply criticized Sen. Markwayne Mullin on Thursday, escalating tensions within Republican ranks over his nomination by President Donald Trump
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a forceful rebuke of the press on Thursday, accusing many in the media of misrepresenting the U.S.-Israel
Sen. John Fetterman is once again defying his party’s prevailing mood, delivering a blunt critique of Democratic leadership while staking out positions
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is making a forceful case for a staggering $200 billion Pentagon funding request tied to the ongoing war
Rep. Jim Jordan, the Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and a longtime critic of government surveillance, is reportedly now backing
A tense exchange on Capitol Hill is shedding new light on the justification for President Donald Trump’s decision to go to war
