Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced sweeping new sanctions against the International Criminal Court on Friday, warning that the Trump administration will continue working to dismantle the international tribunal unless it abandons efforts to prosecute American military personnel, government officials…
President Trump announced Thursday that 11 major technology companies have committed a combined $2.4 billion in artificial intelligence resources to support federal scientific research, marking a significant expansion of his administration’s effort to strengthen American technological leadership. The commitments, announced…
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro declined to commit to serving a full second term if reelected in November, raising fresh questions about whether the prominent Democrat is considering a presidential campaign in 2028. Shapiro was asked directly about his political future…
Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers confronted Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed over his medical credentials during a heated Michigan debate Thursday night, accusing the progressive candidate of misleading voters by presenting himself as a practicing physician despite never obtaining a medical…
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is considering commuting the death sentences of all 563 inmates currently on the state’s death row, a sweeping move that would spare some of California’s most notorious convicted murderers from execution before he leaves office in…
The Trump administration has suspended Microsoft and several major technology companies from a federal immigration program that allows employers to sponsor foreign workers for permanent residency, accusing the corporations of abusing the system at the expense of American workers. Vice…
Comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart is criticizing Democrats who want to pursue another impeachment of President Trump, arguing that the party would be wasting valuable time on political theater instead of addressing the economic problems facing Americans. Stewart made…
The Trump administration has launched a federal investigation into nine prominent American universities, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford and MIT, over allegations that the institutions improperly used foreign visa programs to hire international students and researchers at the expense of American…
Republican Reps. Beth Van Duyne of Texas and Rich McCormick of Georgia have ended their romantic relationship after more than two years together, bringing an end to one of Capitol Hill’s most closely watched political romances. The two lawmakers reportedly…
Vice President JD Vance says Iran must significantly reduce its uranium enrichment capacity before the United States will agree to a deal ending the seven-month war, making clear that Washington expects concrete action from Tehran rather than promises. Vance said…
