The Trump administration issued a HUD rule requiring proof of citizenship or eligible immigration status for taxpayer-funded housing assistance. Officials say the move closes loopholes and prioritizes U.S. citizens.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged U.S. peace envoys not to accept terms that would give Russia a political victory, stressing Ukraine’s stance in negotiations.
The detention of U.S. citizen Evanan Romero in Venezuela has raised concerns among investors and energy firms as the country seeks foreign oil investment.
A partial DHS shutdown enters its third day as negotiations stall over immigration enforcement “guardrails.” Disputes over ICE authority, warrants, and funding continue to deepen the standoff.
By Paul Dragu The Trump administration has no intention of letting the UN collapse under the weight of its bloat and uselessness. Moreover, the government…
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces mounting pressure to resign after newly released Epstein files contradict his past statements. Lawmakers from both parties are demanding accountability over his alleged ties and disclosures.
The Trump administration is declining to comply with a recent federal immigration court order, raising questions about separation of powers and executive authority. The dispute highlights ongoing clashes between courts and immigration enforcement policy.
A Maryland man faces charges after allegedly plotting to kill a Trump administration official. The case renews concerns about rising political violence and threats against public figures.
President Trump signed a bipartisan funding bill that ended the recent partial federal government shutdown and restored funding for most agencies. Lawmakers will now negotiate longer-term spending and contentious Department of Homeland Security funding.
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. blocked the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitian migrants, pausing efforts to make them deportable while a lawsuit continues.
This opinion piece examines unverified “tips” referencing Donald Trump in the newly released Epstein files and argues that many lack credible evidence. It highlights context around the Justice Department’s disclosure and criticism of media narratives.
The United States has formally exited the Paris Climate Agreement, ending its participation in the global climate pact. The move revives Trump-era arguments centered on economic growth, national sovereignty, and taxpayer protection.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered all state agencies and universities to immediately halt reviews of H-1B visa applications. The move cites concerns over abuse of the program and the displacement of American workers.
Border Czar Tom Homan met with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and local law enforcement to discuss mounting tensions after two fatal federal-agent shootings in Minneapolis. Homan called the talks a “productive starting point” as officials seek to de-escalate and improve cooperation.
ICE has lodged a detainer for an illegal alien charged in a drunk-driving crash that killed two young people in North Carolina. The case highlights ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement and public safety.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink has joined President Trump’s Ukraine team as a prosperity adviser, reviving plans to draw massive Western investment into the country. The proposal raises questions over risk, corruption, and whether US taxpayers will see returns on billions already spent.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick delivered a blunt message at the World Economic Forum, telling global elites that globalization has failed American workers. His remarks signaled a sharp shift toward economic sovereignty and putting U.S. labor first.
After months of deadline extensions, the TikTok U.S. sale is finally complete, with American and UAE investors taking majority control. While the app avoids a ban, questions remain over algorithm licensing, data influence, and who truly controls what users see.