From Caracas to Chicago: Trump’s Article II powers face their biggest tests yet
Trump is using his second White House term to test the limits of his Article II powers both at home and abroad, prompting fresh criticism and questions over his actions.
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Swalwell governor bid hit with residency questions after court filing alleges he doesn’t live in California
California Rep. Eric Swalwell's campaign calls residency challenge a "nonsense claim" as the congressman faces multiple Department of Justice probes while running to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom in 2027.
US Changes Travel Advisory for Jamaica Following Devastating Hurricane
A flag waves in the wind at a U.S. embassy in a file photo. Gleb Garanich/Reuters The U.S. State Department on Jan. 17 changed its travel advisory for Jamaica and indicated a lowered risk for American citizens who want to travel to the Caribbean island nation. The agency reduced its advisory for Jamaica from Level
Trump warns US can no longer think ‘purely of peace’ as he pushes for Greenland control
Trump threatens 25% tariffs on European allies including Denmark until Greenland purchase agreement reached, warns he no longer thinks 'purely of peace.'
Noem hammers Walz, Frey for ignoring 1,360 ICE detainers for criminal illegal aliens
The DHS accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey of protecting criminals after arresting 10,000 illegal immigrants on Monday.
House Republicans call Minnesota fraud probe ‘tip of the iceberg’ as more blue states face scrutiny
GOP lawmakers push to expand the Minnesota welfare fraud probe to California, New York, Illinois after alleged billions were lost, which Minnesota officials dispute.
Kaine vows new war powers fights after Senate blocks Trump Venezuela check
Senate Republicans maintained their unity to kill Sen. Tim Kaine's, D-Va., attempt to rein in President Donald Trump's war authorities, but the lawmaker believes the cracks are still there.