Democratic Rep. Raul Grijalva dead at 77
Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Ariz., died of lung cancer-related issues on Thursday morning, his office announced in a statement.
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Buttigieg Says He’s Not Running for Michigan’s US Senate or Governor in 2026
The former transportation secretary ran for president in 2020 and did not rule out another presidential run in 2028. Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg revealed that he won’t run for senate or governor in Michigan, prompting further speculation about his possible presidential ambitions. Buttigieg, 43, announced on Thursday that he will not seek election to
New Book: Biden ‘Demanded’ Loyalty From Harris Campaign—’Whether She Won or Lost the Election’
Harris’s team, meanwhile, fixated on the size of her chair Harris, Biden (Olivier Douliery/AFP via Getty Images) After former president Joe Biden bowed out of the 2024 race in favor of his vice president, Kamala Harris, he “demanded” loyalty from Harris so that he could protect his legacy, a new book reveals. Biden “had no
White House video rips Senate Dems with their own words for ‘hypocrisy’ over looming shutdown
WATCH: The White House published a highlight reel of Senate Democrats railing against potential government shutdowns as an attack on democracy ahead of their own 2025 shutdown showdown.
Trump praised for getting NATO allies to bolster defense spending: ‘really staggering’
President Donald Trump has long advocated for NATO allies to ramp up defense spending to between 2% to 5% gross domestic product.
Direct aid to Israel should be phased out to ‘reduce US leverage,’ influential conservative groups argue
The Heritage Foundation is responding to backlash against a report that suggested the U.S. should phase out direct aid to Israel so that a future president could not cut it off at will.
Trump Admin Slaps Fresh Sanctions on Iran’s Oil Minister and ‘Shadow Fleet’ Ferrying Illicit Iranian Crude
The Trump administration slapped fresh sanctions on Iran’s oil minister and a host of maritime service providers that have helped Tehran ferry its illicit crude across the globe, the latest in a bevy of measures meant to cripple the hardline regime’s financial networks. For the first time, Iranian minister of petroleum Mohsen Paknejad was included