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Former President Donald Trump urged the Senate to quickly pass his proposed tax and immigration bill, emphasizing its importance for economic growth and national security, in a statement to The Washington Post.
The GOP has regained the Senate majority for the first time in four years, securing key wins in West Virginia, Ohio, and Montana, according to PBS. These victories mark a significant shift in the Senate’s balance of power.
USAFacts reveals the political pulse of America with its “How Red or Blue Is Your State?” tool, offering a data-driven look at state voting patterns and party affiliations. This analysis highlights shifting trends ahead of upcoming elections.
Tensions in Washington have reached unprecedented levels, with residents expressing deep fear over escalating political unrest. Experts warn that the capital’s volatile atmosphere signals a critical moment for democracy.
Column | Subscriber bonus: Amid growing political polarization in the U.S., many Americans are reportedly relocating to Canada seeking stability and a different political climate, raising questions about cross-border migration trends.
Kerry Washington is set to appear at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday. The acclaimed actress, known for her roles in “Scandal” and activism, will join leaders in addressing key issues ahead of the election.
During his Mideast trip, President Trump emphasized that a meeting with Vladimir Putin is crucial for advancing Russia-Ukraine peace talks, signaling a potential diplomatic breakthrough, The Washington Post reports.
Former President Donald Trump announced plans to end U.S. sanctions on Syria, stating the move aims to “give them a chance at greatness.” The decision signals a shift in U.S. policy amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Former President Donald Trump has appointed Jeanine Pirro as interim U.S. attorney for Washington, D.C., a move that has sparked significant political and legal attention, according to CNN.
Cascade PBS News reports on Washington state’s ongoing legal challenges against former President Trump’s actions, highlighting key updates and impacts on local and national policies. Stay informed with our coverage.
Former President Donald Trump called for the federal government to “take over” and govern Washington D.C., criticizing local leadership and highlighting ongoing debates over the city’s autonomy and statehood efforts.
The House has passed a critical funding bill aimed at averting a government shutdown, sending the legislation to the Senate for approval. The move seeks to maintain federal operations and prevent disruption.
WATCH: At a White House event dubbed ‘Liberation Day,’ former President Trump announced broad new tariffs, signaling a tough stance on trade. Details on affected sectors and potential economic impacts remain forthcoming.
Former President Trump does not have the authority to install Jeanine Pirro as an interim U.S. attorney. Such appointments are governed by federal law and require approval beyond the executive’s unilateral decision.
USAID faces increased scrutiny under the Trump administration, which targets its global aid programs for budget cuts. The agency’s role in foreign assistance is at the center of policy debates about U.S. foreign aid priorities.
The U.S. has reinstated legal status for thousands of international students impacted by visa issues but warns that enforcement actions and removals may resume soon, raising concerns among academic communities.
In Trump’s Washington, language takes on a new edge, as words increasingly serve as tools for political warfare. The New York Times explores how rhetoric shapes power and division in the nation’s capital.
Former President Trump weighed in on the ongoing debate over D.C.’s status, sparking controversy with remarks on a potential federal takeover versus statehood. The discussion intensifies amid growing political tensions.
President Trump held a swearing-in ceremony for the new U.S. ambassador to China amid escalating trade tensions between the two nations, signaling a strategic move to strengthen diplomatic ties during ongoing negotiations.
EU far-right leaders are heading to Washington to align with the rising MAGA movement in the US. This transatlantic surge highlights growing nationalist ties amid shifting political landscapes.