Bipartisan Legislation Promoting US Wireless Leadership Moves to House Vote

The legislation is aimed at countering China’s influence at international wireless standard-setting bodies. A bipartisan legislation aimed at countering China’s ambition to dominate wireless technology is headed to a House vote, following its approval by the Energy and Commerce Committee on March 4. Reps. Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.), Tim Walberg (R-Mich.), Tom Kean Jr. (R-N.J.), and

US Envoy in Talks With Hamas, White House Confirms

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says the Trump administration consulted with Israel ahead of U.S. talks with Hamas representatives. A U.S. delegation has entered into talks with Hamas, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on March 5. As she confirmed the news at a White House press briefing, Leavitt faced questions about how

Pentagon Denies That Hegseth Halted US Cyber Operations Against Russia

The claims come as the Trump administration has held talks aimed at ending the Russia–Ukraine war. The Department of Defense denied claims in anonymously sourced media reports that Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth had stopped U.S. cyber operations against Russia. In a statement posted on social media platform X on March 4, the Pentagon’s rapid response

US Has Paused Ukraine Intelligence Sharing Cooperation, CIA Director Says

The decision comes amid pressure for Ukraine to reach a peace deal in its war with Russia. CIA Director John Ratcliffe confirmed on March 5 that the Trump administration ordered a halt to intelligence cooperation with Ukraine, after the administration halted all military aid to the country. “President [Donald] Trump had a real question about

White House Announces 1-Month Tariff Delay for Automakers

Automakers will be exempted from tariffs on Canada and Mexico for one month. The request was made by the leaders of Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis. The Trump administration is giving automakers a one-month exemption on tariffs imposed on Mexico and Canada, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said on March 5. Leavitt announced the

76 Percent Approve of Trump’s Address to Congress: Poll; SCOTUS Deals a Blow to US Pause on Foreign Aid

A media poll finds 76 percent of viewers approve of President Donald Trump’s address to Congress Tuesday night. The Supreme Court deals a blow to the United States’ pause on foreign aid, saying the administration must follow through with the payment of $2 billion in foreign aid. The mayors of so-called sanctuary cities testify… Original