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White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt lost her cool with CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins as she was grilled over US troops killed in Trump's war with Iran.
Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) — JD Vance’s 2023 social media post opposing the 2003 invasion of Iraq has reappeared online as tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran rise. On the 20th […]
Cabinet secretaries and Trump allies dished about the so-called Department of Government Efficiency, White House hiring and their personal lives in
Two political pollsters analyze the latest data on how Americans view the war in Iran and how it may affect their votes in the midterms. Republican strategist Kristen Soltis Anderson tells Dana Bash, “These questions around median swing voters wondering, is this a prudent decision?…It does present some significant political risks, even if for the moment, the risk to his own base splintering may be overstated.”
It's unclear whether Kennedy was aware that Dunkin' recently started selling 48-ounce buckets of iced coffee.
"Totally unreviewable" is how the Trump administration apparently views Kennedy's actions as health secretary.
The HHS secretary has faced blowback from his Make America Healthy Again allies after President Trump signaled support for the herbicide.
Sen. Mark Kelly slammed President Trump's Iran strikes, arguing that a random group of people "off the street" could do a better job handling the situation with Iran than the Trump administration. Kelly criticized Trump for not discussing the Iran strikes during the State of the Union address and said the president's actions are not helping Americans with their everyday lives.
The Constitution grants Congress, not the president, the power to mobilize the military—and for good reason.
Trump called Kurdish leaders in Iraq on Sunday to discuss possibly arming Kurds there and in Iran, testing the possibility of using the opposition forces to topple the regime in Tehran, sources said.
The move from the state AGs — part of the successful effort to block Trump's original tariffs — adds to the ongoing uncertainty created by his tariff policies.
A Haitian man who was held in an Arizona immigration facility died in U.S. custody after an untreated toothache, his brother said.