Rubio's Role in US Transatlantic Relations Under Scrutiny

Senator Rubio has stated that Hungarian leader Orbán's leadership is essential to US interests, even as questions arise about his effectiveness in repairing transatlantic rifts. These developments highlight ongoing challenges in US-European diplomatic relations.

Bipartisan Opposition to Trump's Tariffs Grows

Criticism of former President Trump's tariffs is reportedly gaining bipartisan traction, with even some congressional Republicans expressing disapproval of the import taxes.

Top U.S. General Advocates for Rare Earth Security

A top U.S. general has reportedly joined efforts to secure rare earth elements, highlighting their critical importance for national security and technological independence.

Missouri Property Tax Bill May Shift Municipal Election Dates

A proposed property tax overhaul bill in Missouri could inadvertently lead to municipal elections being moved to November, sparking discussions about its broader implications.

US Lawmakers Push for VPN Funding to Aid Iranian Internet Access

US lawmakers are advocating for funding to provide VPN software to Iranian civilians, enabling them to circumvent government internet restrictions. US agencies are exploring methods to facilitate this access.

Mike Lindell's Campaign Spending on Own Books Questioned

Mike Lindell is facing scrutiny over his governor campaign's expenditure of $187,000 on copies of his own book. The spending has raised questions regarding campaign finance practices.

Obama Dismisses Alien Contact Claims

Former President Barack Obama has publicly stated there is no evidence of alien contact, aiming to quell ongoing speculation about extraterrestrial life.

Partial Government Shutdown Continues Amidst Stalled Negotiations

Lawmakers remain at an impasse, showing no progress towards resolving the partial government shutdown, particularly affecting the Department of Homeland Security.

Racial Slur Incident Leads to Assault at South Carolina Sam's Club

A South Carolina sheriff is investigating an incident at a Sam's Club where a racial slur reportedly led to an assault. Details of the altercation are under investigation.

Bipartisan Condemnation of Trump's Attacks on Allies at Munich Conference

Republicans and Democrats at the Munich Security Conference united to criticize Donald Trump's 'destructive' rhetoric against US allies, urging Europe to stand firm.

TrumpRx Site Launches with Focus on Fertility Treatment Discounts

The Trump administration has launched 'TrumpRx,' a new initiative offering discounts on fertility treatments like IVF, which experts suggest is an attempt to fulfill a campaign promise, though savings may be limited.

Epstein Emails Reveal Sympathy for Kavanaugh During Confirmation

Newly revealed emails show convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein communicated with figures like Ken Starr, expressing sympathy for Brett Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation hearings amidst accusations from Christine Blasey Ford.

Trump Administration Eliminates Obama-Era Climate Finding

President Trump's EPA has repealed the Obama-era Endangerment Finding, a move officials claim will save taxpayers over $1.3 trillion and represents a significant deregulation effort.

Lindsey Graham Accused of Attempting to Replace Pam Bondi with Fox News Host

Lindsey Graham's Senate race rival, Mark Lynch, alleges that the incumbent is trying to install a Fox News host as the next U.S. attorney, replacing Pam Bondi.

Trump Tariffs Show Noticeable Impact on Stock Market, Raising Concerns

New reports indicate that the Trump administration's tariffs are significantly affecting the stock market, prompting warnings about potential economic instability.

Rise of 'Baby Boxes' for Newborn Surrender in the US

Anti-abortion groups are increasingly promoting 'baby boxes' across the United States, offering a discreet option for vulnerable mothers to surrender their newborns safely.

Sheriff Refutes Link Between Abduction and Botched Burglary

The Pima County Sheriff has publicly denied reports suggesting Nancy Guthrie's abduction was connected to a botched burglary, clarifying the ongoing investigation.

Nobel Peace Prize Institute Responds to Trump's Criticisms

The Nobel Peace Prize Institute has reportedly reacted defiantly to former President Trump's ongoing complaints, highlighting a strained relationship between the two.

Volusia Council to Debate Water Recycling and Charter Amendment

The Volusia Council is set to discuss a potential ban on 'toilet-to-tap' water recycling and a proposed charter amendment, addressing local governance and environmental concerns.

Murder Trial Commences for Father of Alleged Georgia School Shooter

The murder trial is set to begin for a Georgia father accused in connection with his son, an alleged teen school shooter, bringing a high-profile case to court.

Parents Express Concerns Over Turning Point USA Event for High Schoolers

Parents in Maryland have contacted Child Protective Services, raising concerns about a Turning Point USA event aimed at high school students, fearing they could be susceptible to influence.

Rep. Nancy Mace Proposes Bill to Deport Immigrants Convicted of Animal Cruelty

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace introduces legislation to make non-citizens convicted of animal abuse deportable and inadmissible to the U.S.

Analysis: Trump's Social Media Posts Reflect Nativist Political Philosophy

An analysis delves into Donald Trump's social media activity, including posts about Obama and Bad Bunny, to illustrate his political philosophy rooted in nativist nationalism.

Presidential Palates: A Look at White House Steak Preferences

This article explores the diverse steak preferences of American presidents, from Howard Taft to Donald Trump, and how these culinary choices reflect their personalities and time in office.

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US attorney general criticised after saying all Epstein files have been released

Lawmakers, including those who wrote the law requiring their publication, argue the release is insufficient.

Obama Addresses Speculation on Alien Contact

Former US President Barack Obama has clarified his stance on extraterrestrial life, stating he has seen no evidence that aliens have made contact with Earth.

Trump Administration Considers Chinese Automaker Entry into US Market

Former President Trump is reviewing proposals for Chinese automakers to enter the US market, potentially through joint ventures, following discussions with US auto industry leaders like Ford's CEO.

Rubio Engages in European Diplomacy, Discusses Alliances and Global Issues

Senator Marco Rubio met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban during a European tour and discussed the US-Europe alliance, Iran, and China, highlighting his ongoing diplomatic engagements.

Coco Gauff Addresses Social Issues in the United States

Tennis star Coco Gauff speaks out about her concerns regarding societal problems in the United States, asserting that individuals should not face death simply for existing. She highlights her commitment to using her platform to discuss these issues.

Scholars Express Growing Concerns Over U.S. Democracy Under Trump

Experts and scholars are increasingly worried that the United States is sliding towards autocracy, citing developments during the past year under President Trump's administration.

Government Shutdown Continues Amid Ukraine War Anniversary

Lawmakers remain deadlocked on a deal as a partial government shutdown persists. Meanwhile, officials prepare for talks as the Ukraine war approaches its fourth anniversary.

Trial Begins for Father of Georgia High School Shooting Suspect

Opening statements are set to begin in the trial of the father of a Georgia high school shooting suspect, facing charges related to the incident.

Guide to Voter Registration for 2026 Primaries Released

NPR has compiled comprehensive information and deadlines for registering to vote in the 2026 primary elections, offering guidance for online, in-person, and mail registration across the U.S.

Trump Education Secretary Advises Teachers on Union Dues

Education Secretary Linda McMahon is reminding teachers that they are not required to pay union dues in any state, referencing the 2018 Supreme Court Janus v. AFSCME decision.

Jeffries Pressures Maryland Senate President Over Redistricting Plan

Hakeem Jeffries has vowed to pressure Maryland Democratic senate president Bill Ferguson for holding up a redistricting plan that could eliminate certain districts.

U.S. Rolls Back Clean-Car Regulations

The EPA's latest rollback, including the killing of the 'endangerment finding,' effectively eliminates clean-car rules, potentially leading to less fuel-efficient vehicles and reduced global competitiveness.

Teddy Roosevelt Descendants Urge GOP to Protect Public Lands

Four descendants of former President Teddy Roosevelt have sent a rare letter to Republican senators, opposing mining near a Minnesota wilderness area and advocating for public land protection.

Trump's Influence Shapes Midterm Elections and GOP Leadership Race

As the midterm elections approach, questions arise about the impact of President Trump's approval rating, while the race to succeed McConnell highlights a shift in GOP alignment with Trump.

Trump Tax Break Boosts Horse Racing Industry

A new tax provision under the Trump administration, allowing immediate deduction of full costs, has led to a significant increase in spending on racehorses, effectively 'rescuing' the industry.

Kansas Town Rallies Behind Mayor Accused of Illegal Voting

The Mexican-born mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, faces charges of illegal voting as a noncitizen, but many residents are publicly supporting him against state and federal officials.

Legal Challenges Mount Against Trump Administration

Multiple lawsuits are being filed against the Trump administration, including states suing over withheld health grants, as courts continue to track legal actions.

Marco Rubio Promotes 'New Western Century' Vision on European Tour

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio embarked on a European tour, addressing the Munich Security Conference and meeting leaders, to advocate for a 'new Western century' and challenge Europe's liberalist values with a defense of 'Western civilisation'.

European Leaders Note Lingering 'Trumpian Narrative' in US Foreign Policy

While European leaders welcomed a softer tone from the US at the Munich Security Conference, concerns remain about the persistent 'Trumpian narrative' influencing American independence and foreign policy.

Trump Tariffs Force Importers into High-Cost Loans

Importers are facing severe cash flow issues due to President Trump's tariffs, compelling some to resort to risky, high-interest loans to cover upfront costs.

Sen. John Cornyn Faces Challenging Texas Republican Primary

Texas Senator John Cornyn is encountering significant opposition in his bid for a fifth term, with the Republican primary marked by intense and costly attacks.

Epstein Case Fallout Triggers High-Profile Resignations

The ongoing fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein case has led to a wave of high-profile resignations and replacements as individuals connected to the scandal face consequences.

Wealthy Donors Pledge Funds to Trump Accounts

Millionaires and billionaires, including Michael Dell, are reportedly pledging financial support to former President Trump's accounts and political endeavors.

Rubio Meets Orbán in Budapest as US and Hungary Discuss Civilian Nuclear Pact

Senator Marco Rubio met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest, with discussions centered around a forthcoming civilian nuclear pact between the United States and Hungary.

Donald Trump Threatens TVA CEO

Donald Trump publicly stated his intention to make the life of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) CEO 'miserable,' signaling potential pressure on the public utility's leadership.

Trump's Ambitious Plans for Venezuela's Oil Face Feasibility Questions

President Trump's proposals for American energy firms to extract oil in Venezuela are being scrutinized for their feasibility. US companies reportedly show reluctance to engage in the venture.

Trump Administration's Antitrust Policy Shifts Amid Internal Power Struggle

The departure of Gail Slater suggests a shift in US antitrust policy within the Trump administration, with pro-business Republicans gaining influence over populist factions in the justice department.

Teen Daughter Who Campaigned for Detained Father Dies from Rare Cancer

A Chicago teen, who bravely campaigned against the ICE detention and threatened deportation of her father, has died from a rare form of cancer. Her story highlights the personal toll of immigration enforcement on families.

Canadians Boycott US Disney Parks Amid Trump Travel Sentiment

Millions of Canadian travelers are reportedly opting for Disney parks in Paris over those in the United States, citing a preference to avoid supporting US-based parks due to a 'Trump travel boycott'.

Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Dallas Over Police Funding

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Dallas officials, alleging they failed to adequately fund the city's police department in violation of Proposition U.

U.S. Debt Spiral Warning Issued by Budget Watchdog

A budget watchdog warns that the U.S. could soon enter a 'debt spiral' as the interest rate on government borrowing is projected to surpass economic growth. This situation raises concerns about the nation's fiscal stability.

US Offshore Wind Industry Faces Headwinds Amid Trump's Opposition

US offshore wind farm developers are rushing to complete projects as they contend with significant opposition from the Trump administration, threatening the industry's future.

Presidents Day 2026: Bank and Government Office Closures

The article informs the public about the closure of banks and government offices in the United States on Presidents Day, a federal holiday observed on February 16, 2026.

Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Iran Oil Sales to China

According to an Axios report, Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu agreed that the U.S. should pressure Iran to reduce its oil sales to China.

Gunfire Scatters Large Teen Gathering Outside Jacksonville Mall

Authorities reported that gunfire dispersed a crowd of 100 to 300 teenagers gathered outside The Avenues mall in Jacksonville, Florida.

Washington State Law Clarifies Rules on Neighbor Complaints About Cannabis Smoke

An article discusses the legal provisions in Washington state regarding whether individuals can contact law enforcement over a neighbor's cannabis smoke.

Florida Man Shoots Neighbor's Horse During Backyard Target Practice

A Florida man accidentally shot his neighbor's horse while engaging in backyard target practice, prompting an investigation by the sheriff's office.

Hillary Clinton Engages in Heated Exchange with Czech Foreign Minister Over Trump

Hillary Clinton had a public disagreement with the Czech Foreign Minister regarding former President Trump, captured in a video.

Nobel Peace Prize Institute Responds to Trump's Criticisms

The Nobel Peace Prize Institute has reportedly reacted defiantly to former President Trump's ongoing complaints.

After Years Of Border Crisis, Small Texas Town 'Back To Mayberry'

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Historic Air Force Base Receives $133 Million Upgrade

A historic Air Force base is undergoing a significant $133 million upgrade, with details emerging about the new constructions planned for the facility.

Spencer Pratt's Los Angeles Mayoral Bid Faces Family Opposition

Reality star Spencer Pratt's campaign for Los Angeles mayor is met with family opposition, with his sister suggesting his motives are to promote his memoir and maintain relevance.

Home Builders Warn GOP Over Impact of Trump's Immigration Raids in South Texas

Home builders in South Texas warn the Republican Party that Trump's immigration raids could alienate Hispanic voters, potentially preventing the region from becoming a GOP stronghold.

EU Chief Rejects US Claims of Europe's 'Civilisational Erasure'

An EU chief has publicly pushed back against what she described as 'fashionable euro-bashing' and 'US claims of Europe’s ‘civilisational erasure’', asserting that other nations look up to Europe.

Former Obama Aide Defends President's Progressive Record

Actor and former White House aide Kal Penn defended former President Barack Obama against criticisms that he was not progressive enough, particularly when viewed through a contemporary lens.

Exploring the Concept of the 'Deep State'

An article delves into the concept of the "Deep State," examining its definition and perceived influence within government. The piece explores the question of how pervasive this alleged hidden power structure is.

Report Details Jeanine Pirro's 'Stunning' Failure to Indict Democratic Lawmakers

A new report highlights the alleged inability of Jeanine Pirro's office to secure indictments against Democratic lawmakers, describing it as a significant failure. The US Attorney's office reportedly attempted and failed to bring charges.

Assessing the Reality of Trump's Manufacturing Comeback Claims

Reports question the actual success and sustainability of the Trump administration's claims regarding a resurgence in American manufacturing. Analysts are examining economic data to determine if the comeback is real.

Trump Team Proposes Catastrophic Coverage to Address Rising Premiums

The Trump administration is reportedly offering catastrophic coverage as a solution to increasing healthcare premium costs. This move aims to provide an alternative to current healthcare plans.

Federal Law to Prevent Drunk Driving Remains Unimplemented

A federal law aimed at stopping drunk or impaired drivers through vehicle technology has not yet been put into effect, raising questions about its delayed implementation.

Trump and Melania's Public Appearance

An article observes Donald Trump holding onto Melania while descending Air Force One stairs, highlighting a moment from their public appearance.

White House Adviser Urges Swift Action on Crypto Clarity Act

A White House crypto adviser highlights the pressing need for action on the Clarity Act, a legislative effort concerning cryptocurrency regulation, as its window for passage narrows.

Stephen A. Smith Considers Presidential Run

Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith reveals he is giving strong consideration to a presidential run, disclosing details about his potential timeline and party affiliation.

California's Orange Highway Stripes Impact Driver Behavior

New orange highway stripes in California are reportedly altering how drivers navigate the roads.

Homeland Security Faces Shutdown Amid Funding Standoff

Funding for the Department of Homeland Security has lapsed due to a political standoff over immigration restrictions demanded by Democrats.

Bruce Springsteen's 'Born In The U.S.A.' Featured in New Anti-ICE Video

Bruce Springsteen's iconic song 'Born In The U.S.A.' soundtracks a new video protesting ICE actions, highlighting recent arrests and the death of Renee Good.

Senator Rubio Strengthens Ties with Pro-Trump Leaders in Central Europe

Senator Rubio embarks on a diplomatic tour of central Europe, aiming to reinforce relationships with leaders who align with President Trump's political stance.

FBI Recovers DNA Evidence in Nancy Guthrie Case

The FBI has confirmed the recovery of DNA from a glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home, indicating a significant development in the ongoing investigation.

California Democrats Propose Wealth Tax

California Democrats are reportedly triggering a 'reverse gold rush' with a proposed wealth tax, sparking debate and concerns among residents.

Border Patrol Lasers Cause El Paso Air Traffic Shutdown

An incident involving Border Patrol firing Army lasers at party balloons led to the temporary shutdown of air traffic in El Paso, Texas.

US Nuclear Energy Industry Faces Reactor Fuel Supply Crunch

As demand for nuclear energy grows, the US industry is confronting a looming shortage in reactor fuel supply, posing challenges for future energy production.

Pentagon Prepares for Potential Weeks-Long Military Campaign Against Iran

The Pentagon is reportedly gaming out scenarios for a sustained, weeks-long military campaign against Iran, which could potentially lead to broader regional instability.

Trump Administration Investigates Texas Muslim-Only Community Project

The Trump administration has launched an investigation into a Muslim-only community project located in Texas.

Trump Plans Rollback of Metal and Aluminum Tariffs

Amid persistent voter anxiety about affordability, the Trump administration is reportedly planning to soften levies by rolling back tariffs on metal and aluminum goods.

US Identifies Chinese Companies with Military Ties

The Pentagon has concluded that Chinese companies Alibaba and BYD have links to the Chinese military, raising national security concerns for the United States.

Trump Eyes Public Golf Courses for Upscale Development

Critics express concern that President Trump aims to transform affordable public golf facilities into upmarket properties, aligning with his private golfing empire.

Trump's Board of Peace Holds Inaugural Meeting

A new 'Board of Peace' established by Donald Trump has convened its first meeting in Washington, D.C., amidst other economic and international news.

Trump Administration Pressures Utah Republicans on AI Safety Bill

The Trump administration is reportedly leaning on Utah state lawmakers to abandon an AI safety bill, threatening to escalate a feud between the White House and conservative states.

Political Commentary on Trump and MAGA Supporters

Articles discuss reactions from Trump supporters to Pam Bondi's hearing and John Fetterman's comments on MAGA voters, highlighting ongoing political discourse.

Barack Obama Reveals Insights on Aliens from Presidency

Former President Barack Obama shared what he learned about the existence of aliens during his time in office, stating 'They’re Real!'

Bill Maher's Environmental Gaffe During Criticism of Doug Burgum

Comedian Bill Maher reportedly confused carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide while attempting to criticize Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's environmental deregulation stance.

Ohio Police Officer Arrested on Rape and Abduction Charges

An Ohio police officer has been arrested and charged with rape and abduction, leading to an ongoing investigation into the serious allegations.

Robin Williams' Resurfaced Comments on Donald Trump Go Viral

A clip of the late comedian Robin Williams discussing Donald Trump has resurfaced, with many viewers interpreting his past remarks as a prescient warning about Trump's political rise.

Democrats Plan Major Spending for Virginia Redistricting

Democrats are preparing to invest millions in Virginia's redistricting efforts, signaling an increasingly partisan approach to redrawing voting maps.

Trump's Unconventional Foreign Policy: From Monroe Doctrine to Greenland Acquisition

President Trump's foreign policy is characterized by a controversial reinterpretation of historical doctrines like the Monroe Doctrine and an unusual interest in acquiring territories such as Greenland, sparking international debate.

Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case takes sobering turn with latest Sheriff comments

President Trump's Approval Rating by State in February 2026

A report details President Donald Trump's approval ratings across various states as of February 2026, providing a snapshot of public sentiment.

Jeffrey Epstein Network Revelations

This article delves into the extensive network surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, revealing insights from a vast collection of emails related to the notorious sex offender.

Podcaster Inquires About Dealing With Trump Spokesperson

A podcaster directly asked CNN's Kaitlan Collins about her experience dealing with Trump spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, highlighting the dynamics of political media interactions.

Kristi Noem Defends 'Right People' Election Comments Amid Backlash

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has responded to criticism over her remarks about ensuring the 'right people' elect the 'right leaders' in midterms, dismissing the outrage as manufactured.

Nevada Sex Workers Seek Unionization at Pahrump Brothel

Sex workers at a Pahrump brothel are making history by seeking unionization, marking a first for Nevada's legal sex work industry.

Jeffrey Epstein Files Released Amidst International Scrutiny

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the release of all Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein, including a list of over 300 names, as international fallout over the scandal highlights perceived decay in America's justice system.

Western US States Fail to Reach Colorado River Water Deal

Negotiators from Western US states disbanded without a plan for the Colorado River basin, leaving the water supply for 40 million people in uncertainty.

Teen Advocate for ICE Detainee Father Dies of Cancer

Ofelia Torres, 16, who gained attention for advocating for her father's release from ICE custody during the Trump administration's crackdown, has died of cancer.

Grassroots Victories and Billionaire Influence Shape State Elections

Progressive organizers in Texas celebrate a surprising win against far-right Republicans, while in California, billionaires and big tech companies are heavily investing in elections to protect their interests and fight regulation.

Alexander Brothers Face Sex Trafficking Trial in New York

Real estate agent brothers Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander are on trial in New York, accused of working together to rape women in a sex trafficking scheme, with witnesses alleging their involvement.

Trump Administration's Policies Undermine Science, Climate Efforts, and Global Health

The Trump administration is actively dismantling scientific institutions, eroding climate data, and withdrawing from international health organizations like the WHO. Critics argue these actions are driven by science skepticism and will have far-reaching negative consequences.

FBI Investigates Suspect in Guthrie Video After DNA Match

The FBI is investigating a suspect in connection with a Guthrie video, as DNA found on a glove appears to match the suspect's gloves.

Trump Administration Intensifies Pressure on Iran

The Trump administration discussed with Israel pressing Iran to reduce oil sales to China, embraced the possibility of regime change, and prepared the US military for potentially weeks-long operations against Iran.

Analysis of Trump's Economic Policies, Trade Deals, and Affordability Claims

Reports analyze President Trump's economic strategies, including efforts to stimulate the economy and his claims of victory on affordability, alongside a review of his trade deals and populist movement.

JD Vance Defends Controversial AI-Generated Obama Video

US Vice President JD Vance has dismissed the controversy surrounding an AI-generated video depicting the Obamas as apes, defending it as "not a real controversy."

MAGA Candidate Identified as Buyer of Jeffrey Epstein's New Mexico Ranch

A MAGA candidate, Don Huffines, has been named as the mystery buyer of Jeffrey Epstein's New Mexico property, adding a new twist to the estate's sale.

Fact Check Debunks Claim of Bill Targeting George Soros and Protests

A fact-check has debunked claims that a bill was introduced to block George Soros from funding protests by classifying it as organized crime under the RICO Act.

Legal Battles Emerge Over Climate Superfund Bills and Fossil Fuel Boycott Laws

States are pursuing "climate superfund" bills to hold oil companies accountable for global warming damages, while a federal judge has blocked a Texas law targeting firms that boycott the fossil fuel industry.

Trump Administration Alters Environmental Protections and Energy Policies

The Trump administration has taken several actions impacting environmental regulations and energy policy, including opening a marine monument to fishing, delaying renewable energy projects, and mandating military coal purchases.

States Explore Legislation for Personal Solar Power Systems

Twenty-four states are currently considering legislation that would allow residents to install small, plug-in solar power systems to generate their own electricity.

Trump Considers Expanding Nuclear Arsenal and Testing

President Trump is reportedly weighing the expansion of the U.S. nuclear arsenal and the resumption of underground nuclear tests, raising concerns about a new arms race.

Portland Lawsuit Alleges Health Threat from ICE Tear Gas

A lawsuit in Portland claims that tear gas used by ICE poses a significant health threat, with chemicals permeating homes and personal belongings.

FDA Rejects Moderna's mRNA Flu Vaccine Review

The FDA has refused to review Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine, drawing widespread criticism from doctors and creating division within the agency, with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. broadly rejecting the technology.

States Sue Trump Administration Over Public Health Funding Cuts

Four Democratic-led states are suing the Trump administration after it cut $600 million in public health funding, alleging the cuts were retaliatory and will harm disease prevention efforts.

Senate Questions Health Firm Over Profiting from Program for Poor

The Senate is investigating a health care firm accused of profiting excessively from a program designed to provide drug savings for hospitals serving poor patients.

Trump Administration Dismantles Climate Regulations

The Trump administration is aggressively rolling back climate regulations, repealing the EPA's scientific endangerment finding and promoting fossil fuels, sparking lawsuits and criticism.

Justice Department's Antitrust Chief Resigns Amid Tensions

Gail Slater has departed her role as the Justice Department’s antitrust chief following months of internal tension over her division's work on antitrust investigations.

Trump's State Department Nominee Faces Confirmation Scrutiny

Jeremy Carl, President Trump’s nominee for a senior State Department post, faced a challenging confirmation hearing regarding his role in international organizations.

Trump Intensifies Election Attacks Ahead of Midterms

President Trump is escalating his election attacks, disregarding reality as he fears potential losses for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections.

Congressional Retirements Rise Ahead of 2026 Elections

A growing number of senators and House members are choosing to retire or not seek re-election in 2026, reflecting a changing political landscape.

Judges Order ICE to Address Deportation Errors and Religious Access

Federal judges have issued orders to ICE, one to facilitate the return of a college student deported in error and another to allow clergy to provide communion to detained migrants.

Trump Seeks Approval for White House Ballroom Renovation

President Trump has filed final plans for a White House ballroom, seeking quick approval despite legal challenges and backlash over his demolition of the East Wing.

Federal Officers Injured During Los Angeles Protests

Three federal officers, including one from ICE and two from Federal Protective Services, were injured during protests in Los Angeles.

States Reject Trump Tax Cuts, Sparking Republican Criticism

Several states, including Washington D.C., are opting out of the latest Republican federal tax changes, drawing fire from the Republican party.

Trump Administration Actions Disrupt Air Travel System

Last-minute announcements and abrupt policy changes by the Trump administration are causing significant confusion and strain within the U.S. aviation system.

RFK Jr. Allies Push to Overturn School Vaccine Mandates

Allies of RFK Jr. are targeting states to dismantle school vaccine mandates, raising concerns among vaccine proponents about public health infrastructure.