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Trump says Britain’s Andy Burnham will open up drilling in the North Sea as next prime minister
President Trump hailed Andy Burnham, the next prime minister of the United Kingdom, amid reports that he will open up the North Sea for oil drilling.
Sen. John Fetterman rips Sen. Bernie Sanders over endorsements for El-Sayed, Planter
Sen. John Fetterman blasted Sen. Bernard Sanders over his endorsements of Graham Platner and Abdul El-Sayed.
Socialists’ agenda takes hold in America’s cities and towns, while their foothold grows in Congress
America's new class of socialist leaders is imposing their agendas on some of the nation's cities, scaring businesses and the wealthy with tax increases while expanding services for the poor and working class, whom they say have long been ignored.
Ukraine pleads for Patriot missile interceptors after latest deadly Russian attack on Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pleaded for more U.S.-made Patriot missile interceptors on Sunday after a Russian missile-and-drone attack on Kyiv left at least one Ukrainian dead and more than a dozen wounded.
U.S. pounds Iran with airstrikes after 2 American troops killed by Iranian attack in Jordan
The U.S. unleashed massive airstrikes against Iran on Sunday after an Iranian attack on a base in Jordan killed at least two American troops.
Sen. Fetterman cites anti-Israel sentiment in Democratic Party as reason to potentially leave
Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania has threatened to leave the Democratic Party if it continues down the path of becoming the "anti-Israel party," a sign of the deepening rift as the party increasingly breaks with Israel and backs Palestinians in the Middle East conflict.
DHS threatens ‘prison time’ for states that don’t cooperate on Trump’s election goals
States that work with President Trump to clean up their voter rolls can get more taxpayer money to help do it, but those that refuse could face fines and penalties and, if they ignore evidence of noncitizens on their lists, the administration is threatening "prison time" for their leaders.
November in mind: Trump works in a midterm campaign pitch into a primetime address
President Trump promised a speech Thursday night on pitfalls in election security. He did that, but only after offering a full-throated commendation of his second-term agenda that served as a primetime ad for Republicans heading into a tough midterm election season.
Trump declassifies evidence he says exposes ‘shocking vulnerabilities’ in election system
China has scooped up America's voter lists, U.S. states' voter rolls are filled with noncitizens who have managed to register, and Venezuela has tried to develop methods to alter electronic voting machines, President Trump said Thursday in a primetime speech to alert the country to what he called "shocking" vulnerabilities.
U.S. strikes creep toward Tehran while talks continue
Renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran entered its sixth day on Thursday, with both nations' militaries ramping up their attacks on sensitive facilities.
Black voters rejecting socialism
Democrats are abandoning the party's most cohesive and dependable voting base -- Black voters -- in favor of flashy, young and charismatic socialists.
Meet the millennial duo behind the Democratic Socialists of America’s burgeoning power grab
The Democratic Socialists of America, led by two millennials with a vision of an empowered working class and an end to capitalism in the U.S., has grown into one of the most powerful grassroots forces in the Democratic Party.
World Cup momentum in question after U.S. flames out
Sports fans aren't ready to swap their NFL Sundays for Premier League mornings just yet. But the next generation of U.S. soccer fans is growing, even if some experts are skeptical the World Cup offered enough of a boost to bring the sport into the American mainstream.
New DHS rule will penalize immigrants who use welfare
The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that it has made it easier for officers to block green-card applications from immigrants who claimed welfare, revoking a Biden-era rule that officials said was too lenient and had "straitjacketed" the department.
AI companies paying philosophers $400K? Not so fast, experts say
Workforce experts say recent media reports about high demand for philosophers to train AI programs in ethics are likely more hype than reality.
Zelenskyy’s ouster of defense chief sparks backlash, questions over Ukraine’s wartime government
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's decision to push out Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov after just six months has triggered an unusual backlash in wartime Ukraine, with soldiers, civil society activists and even members of the president's own party warning that the move risks derailing military reforms at a critical point in the war.
Trump vows to defeat Iran as attacks resume and blockade diverts ships
The U.S. military on Wednesday launched another wave of attacks against Iran and turned away ships evading its blockade as President Trump vowed to batter the Middle East country for days, promising that Tehran's defeat would come "soon."
Surge of House Democrats back failed bid to cut off U.S. military aid to Israel
The growing anti-Israel faction in the Democratic Party came into view Wednesday when nearly half of the House Democratic Caucus voted to cut off military aid to the Jewish state.
Left, right and nowhere to go: Both Republicans and Democrats abandoning the center
America's political center is tired, angry and increasingly ignored -- and both parties are about to make that problem much, much worse.
DNI nominee Jay Clayton sheds Democrats’ support by not saying Biden won 2020 election
Director of National Intelligence nominee Jay Clayton appears headed for a partisan confirmation vote after refusing to say during his confirmation hearing Wednesday that Joseph R. Biden won the 2020 presidential election.
