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
President Donald Trump on Tuesday unleashed a fiery broadside against America’s NATO allies, accusing them of failing to stand with the United
Jared Kushner, son-in-law to President Donald Trump, is facing renewed scrutiny as reports indicate he is actively seeking billions in investment for
A growing clash between independent journalist Nick Shirley and California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office is drawing fresh attention to the role of
President Donald Trump intensified his push for sweeping election legislation on Tuesday, delivering a blistering message to lawmakers who oppose the Safeguard
New York Post columnist Miranda Devine delivered a blistering critique of FBI Director Kash Patel in a recent opinion piece, accusing him
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid is drawing criticism after arguing that the United States is only “marginally” better than the Iranian regime,
President Donald Trump dismissed speculation Monday that Israel might resort to using a nuclear weapon against Iran, pushing back on comments from
President Donald Trump on Monday urged the board of trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to move
President Donald Trump unleashed a lengthy late-night criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court and what he called a “politicized” judiciary on Sunday,
Congressional Democrats are preparing to formally urge the Department of Justice to investigate whether former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem committed perjury
