Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth traveled to the southern border on Monday, marking a significant shift in national security priorities under the Trump administration. Speaking alongside acting Border Czar Tom Homan, Hegseth made it clear: The U.S. military is fully committed to securing the border, a mission he says the troops are eager to embrace. “For
U.S. military prohibited from using DeepSeek U.S. military prohibited from using Chinese AI DeepSeek 05:52 Vice President J.D. Vance will attend a two-day artificial intelligence summit in Paris next week for his first international trip since taking office in January. The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit, which is hosting leaders from across the globe, will focus
Sens. Mike Lee and Marsha Blackburn threw their support behind Vivek Ramaswamy, who is expected to mount a bid for Ohio governor.
Musk ‘can’t do and won’t do anything without our approval, and we’ll give him the approval where appropriate,’ Trump said. The White House on Monday confirmed that Space X and Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk is considered a “special government employee” under the Trump administration amid questions about his work with the Department of
Washington — The Senate Finance Committee advanced Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination Tuesday, moving forward with his confirmation to lead the Department of Health and Human Services after a pair of fiery hearings last week that left his approval on shaky ground. The committee voted 14 to 13 to advance Kennedy in a party-line vote.
Democrat Congressman Jamie Raskin’s latest tirade outside the USAID building was nothing short of a political stunt designed to whip up hysteria. In a theatrical performance worthy of an Oscar, Raskin painted Elon Musk as some shadowy puppet master, accusing him of single-handedly dismantling a government agency and seizing control of the U.S. Treasury’s financial
Kennedy, who has been criticized by Democrats and Republicans for his stance on vaccines and comments on abortion, needs a simple majority to gain confirmation. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took a step closer to becoming secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services on Feb. 4 when the Senate Finance Committee advanced his nomination