President Donald Trump said on June 12 that an Israeli strike on Iran could happen. “I don’t want to say it’s imminent, but it looks like something that could well happen,” he told reporters at an event where he signed a measure to nullify California’s electric vehicle mandates. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning
‘I think he’s looking down right now, and he’s happy that I’m fighting today’s Nazis,’ Stephen Lynch says of dad who served in WWII Resisting President Donald Trump in Congress is like fighting Nazis in Northern Africa during World War II, according to Rep. Stephen Lynch (D., Mass.). “I’m proud of my Democratic colleagues who
‘Housing federal agencies in the communities they impact is a no-brainer,’ Fetterman said Senators John Fetterman and David McCormick shake hands after joint town hall (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images) Pennsylvania’s two senators are joining forces in an attempt to relocate the Department of Energy’s fossil fuel office to Pittsburgh, a blue-collar city with a
Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) interrupted a press conference by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Thursday, June 12, in Los Angeles, prompting him to be forcibly removed. Video of the incident captured Padilla interrupting as Noem was speaking alongside law enforcement on the anti-ICE protests in the city. Original News Source Link –
President Donald Trump on Thursday praised Elon Musk and Tesla, a day after Musk signaled that he wants to end the week-long feud between him and the president. In comments to reporters, Trump described Musk as “a friend of mine,” but he said that “now we know why Elon doesn’t like me so much, which
Iran announced plans Thursday to build another uranium enrichment site and upgrade an existing facility, shortly after the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog censured Tehran for the first time in 20 years over its failure to cooperate with ongoing oversight efforts. Iranian officials said they will establish a third enrichment facility “in a secure location” and
The Senate has confirmed that William “Billy” Long, a former Missouri congressman, will serve as IRS commissioner. Senators voted 53–44 to confirm Long, whom President Donald Trump nominated for the position in December 2024. Long’s confirmation was put on hold for months while Democrats investigated his background, including Long’s ties to groups that promoted controversial