Judge Demands Trump Explain DC East Potomac Golf Course Makeover Plan
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to explain its plan to remodel the East Potomac Golf Course in Washington DC raising questions about federal land use.
US Politics
Louisiana Republicans Move to Eliminate Office Won by Exonerated Democrat
Louisiana Republican lawmakers introduced legislation to eliminate an elected office won by a Democrat who was wrongfully convicted and later exonerated sparking civil rights concerns.
Trump Disapproval Rating Hits Record High in New Polls
Multiple new polls show President Trump’s disapproval rating reaching a historic high with more than two-thirds of Americans saying the country is headed in the wrong direction
Rudy Giuliani, Trump Former Lawyer, Hospitalized in Critical Condition in Florida
Former New York City mayor Giuliani, 81, is in critical but stable condition at a Florida hospital, his spokesperson announced on Sunday
The GOP's Historic Pivot: How Republicans Embraced Psychedelic Drugs
After decades of opposing hallucinogenic drugs, American conservatives under the Trump administration have made a sharp policy pivot, embracing psychedelic treatments like ibogaine.
Trump Nominates Nicole Saphier for Surgeon General, Drops Casey Means
Trump withdraws Casey Means nomination for Surgeon General, replacing her with radiologist Nicole Saphier. The nominee’s positions on vaccines and cancer screening draw scrutiny.
US Congress Ends Record 75-Day DHS Shutdown as Trump Signs Funding Bill
The US House passes the Senate version of the DHS funding bill, and Trump signs it into law, ending a record-breaking 75-day departmental shutdown. Core agencies including TSA will resume normal operations.
Coast Guard in 'Crisis' as Government Shutdown Halts May Pay, Cuts Power
The US Coast Guard is facing a severe operational crisis as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown halts May paychecks, cuts power at overseas mission bases, and significantly impairs its global operational capabilities.
Hegseth Grills with Lawmakers as Iran War Price Tag Hits $25 Billion
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces contentious questioning at Senate Armed Services Committee hearing as Iran war costs surpass $25 billion.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Louisiana Map in Landmark Voting Rights Case
The US Supreme Court ruled that Louisiana’s congressional map violates Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, ordering the state to redraw districts to protect Black voters’ electoral power — a decision that will reshape redistricting nationwide.