“Number 1, I’m not a politician and Number 2 I live in Florida,” he posted on X. NFL Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy announced on Jan. 30 that he will not be running for Senate in Michigan. This was in response to speculation that the former Indianapolis Colts head coach, who led the team
‘If we’re already on the hook for having to do that, then we might as well have more control over what happens there,’ Secretary of State Marco Rubio said. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has doubled down on President Donald Trump’s remarks about buying Greenland, saying the issue is vital to U.S. national interest. “This
The president made the comment in a Friday morning post on Truth Social. President Donald Trump said on Friday that a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter was flying too high before it collided with an American Airlines-operated jet near Washington on Wednesday evening in the worst U.S. aviation disaster in decades. In a post on
With the power of a U.S. market that will lead the world’s economic growth, Trump uses tariffs as a bigger tool this time around, experts say. News Analysis With President Donald Trump’s return to the White House, tariffs have become a negotiation tool again, especially with China. So far, instead of primarily using tariffs to
Members of the Senate Judiciary Committee questioned Kash Patel in the first formal hearing on his nomination for director of the FBI. Committee chairman Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) set the tone for Republicans in his opening statement. He said he hoped that Patel would bring greater accountability to the agency that he may soon lead.
The former two-term North Dakota governor will be chief orchestrator of president’s energy agenda. Former North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has been confirmed by the Senate to lead the Department of the Interior (DOI) where he will manage 500 million acres of public lands and 1.7 billion offshore acres in orchestrating President Donald Trump’s “unleash
Gabbard’s hearing was a bumpy affair, with the former congresswoman defending past statements on FISA, Snowden, Russia, and surveillance abuses. Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, the nominee for director of national intelligence, appeared before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Jan. 30 for her confirmation hearing. Gabbard previously served in the House as a Democratic