Vance Thinks Zelenskyy Will Eventually Return to Peace Negotiations

The vice president’s interview with Sean Hannity aired soon after the Trump administration announced a pause on aid to Ukraine. Vice President JD Vance suggested that negotiations for a Russia-Ukraine peace deal with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have not broken down permanently. Vance told Fox News’s Sean Hannity that Zelenskyy’s conduct during a heated Oval Office

CPAC, Other Conferences Reveal Conservative Landscape on Russia, Ukraine

While CPAC reflected a Trump-led conservative movement that is less committed to the war, other meetings voiced opposition. News Analysis OXON HILL, Md.—If you wanted to take the temperature at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), you could do a lot worse than talking to Luke Twombly. Twombly, a 31-year-old consultant who was once communications

Trump to Address Congress for the First Time in Five Years

The president is expected to defend his strategies for ending the Ukraine war, securing the border, and using tariffs to bolster U.S. manufacturing. WASHINGTON—When President Donald Trump addresses a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, he is expected to outline his policy agenda with a focus on three pressing challenges: the war in Ukraine, tariffs,

Trump Spending Freezes Prompt Questions About Separation of Powers

Legal experts say lawsuits challenging the Trump administration’s spending halts are likely to end up at the Supreme Court. Several of President Donald Trump’s executive orders involving federal spending have spurred a series of lawsuits that could prompt higher court rulings on the balance of power between the executive and congressional branches. So far, the