Lindsey Graham Receives Tribute at Capitol Before Funeral Republican leaders and President Donald Trump participate in the senator's farewell events
Lindsey Graham Receives Tribute at Capitol Before Funeral Republican leaders and President Donald Trump participate in the senator's farewell events
Republican senators warn that trust in Pete Hegseth is eroding due to the war with Iran Senators from President Donald Trump's own party have begun to openly question the Pentagon's strategic analysis capabilities.
House approves resolution to stop Trump's war; the Senate defines its future today The measure seeks to limit military action in Iran without authorization from Congress and puts pressure on Republicans
Aortic dissection can cause serious internal bleeding: rare heart condition caused death of Senator Graham An aortic dissection can occur without warning and can be quickly fatal, and the symptoms often resemble those of a heart attack
Aortic dissection can cause serious internal bleeding: rare heart condition caused death of Senator Graham An aortic dissection can occur without warning and can be quickly fatal, and the symptoms often resemble those of a heart attack
White supremacist group marches in Washington D.C. within the framework of the 4th of July; calls for getting rid of mi White supremacist group marches in Washington D.C. on July 4 during Independence Day, amid protests and events in the capital
What happened to the Washington Reflecting Pond and why does it concern Trump? The deterioration of the emblematic reflecting pool revives accusations of sabotage and questions about the priorities of the White House
US 250th Anniversary: ??a celebration of history, pride and tradition Washington D.C. It will be the heart of a historical commemoration that seeks to unite tradition, memory and national pride
Mike Johnson promotes the controversial SAVE Act after Trump's ultimatum to Congress House Speaker Seeks to Approve Voter Registration Restrictions as Tension Grows Among Republicans Over Trump's Pressure
Senate approves resolution demanding Trump end war against Iran The Upper House rebukes the White House and demands that any military action against Tehran have express authorization from Congress
I don't see that the president always gets good advice, warns Mark Esper, former Secretary of Defense Esper broke his silence on the growing internal tensions in Washington, when questioned about the suitability of the White House team
DOJ defies judge and does not formally cancel $1.8 billion fund Although it assured Congress that the program will not advance, the government refused to formalize that promise before a federal court.
Thousands of Trump stock transactions raise questions about conflicts of interest Experts disagree about the volume of transactions carried out by his investment accounts while he holds the Presidency
Todd Blanche avoids answering about a possible investigation against Gavin Newsom The acting attorney general was questioned on Capitol Hill about an alleged DOJ investigation and chose to remain silent on camera
Trump's friction with Republicans puts his immigration agenda at risk, senators warn Adding to the economic disagreements is the unease over Trump's "revenge tour," who has used MAGA force to support Republican rivals
DHS orders thousands of employees to return to work despite ongoing shutdown The DHS has been clear in its warning to staff: those who do not report to work could face disciplinary action
More than $11.3 billion was spent by the Pentagon in the first six days of the war in Iran The first six days of the war in Iran have cost the U.S. billions of dollars without it yet winning the conflict.
Steve Bannon, former Trump advisor, criticizes White House decision on immigration agents in Minnesota Steve Bannon criticizes withdrawal of federal agents in Minnesota and assures that the strategy “is not going to work” while Homan announces reduction of operations
Trump signs funding bill to end government shutdown Despite the announcement, Congress could not agree on the budget for a key area, the Department of Homeland Security
Law to Limit Trump from Military Attacks in Venezuela Fails This is a victory for the president who was outraged that some Republicans tried to tie his hands on a key foreign policy issue
Democrats accuse Trump administration of covering up case of woman shot by ICE Minnesota legislators and key party figures demand impeachment of Secretary Kristi Noem after Renee Good's death
“Venezuela will not have new elections” the White House rules out a quick call “Elections cannot be held. There is no way people can vote,” Trump said when questioned about the possibility of immediate elections
Crew members of a vessel attacked twice by the US appeared to be asking for help, according to videos of the operation Several lawmakers said the men were waving their arms in the air, a gesture that could be interpreted as surrender or a plea for rescue
The We the People Coalition announces the '2 Million Letters' campaign A group of activists travel from San Diego to Washington to pressure congressmen and senators to approve immigration reform
