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The Trump administration has initiated a sweeping diplomatic reset, ordering dozens of U.S. ambassadors appointed during former President Joe Biden’s tenure to return to the United States by mid-January. Administration officials say the move reflects a broader realignment of American foreign policy under President Donald J. Trump’

The Department of Justice has launched a sweeping constitutional challenge against the District of Columbia, filing what it describes as a landmark lawsuit accusing the city of openly violating the Second Amendment through an effective ban on widely owned semi-automatic firearms. Filed Monday by the DOJ’s newly created

Rapper and self-styled criminal justice activist Mysonne Linen drew fresh scrutiny this week after repeatedly mispronouncing Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s last name during a Friday appearance on The Breakfast Club—an awkward moment that critics say reflects the broader lack of seriousness surrounding Mamdani’s transition operation. Linen,

Newly released government records tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein confirm that a formal FBI complaint alleging child pornography was filed as early as 1996 — and then effectively ignored for years. The disclosure comes as the Department of Justice, under mounting public pressure, released thousands of pages connected to Epstein

President Donald Trump formally threw his support behind Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman on Saturday, endorsing him for the Republican nomination for New York governor following Rep. Elise Stefanik’s decision to exit the race. President Trump announced the endorsement on his Truth Social platform, praising Blakeman as a loyal

Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, a California Democrat, suggested this week that a dramatic and highly unlikely transfer of presidential power could occur if Democrats retake the House in 2026—raising eyebrows by refusing to rule out a scenario in which House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries or another Democrat could ascend to

Republican National Committee senior adviser Danielle Alvarez offered insight into Rep. Elise Stefanik’s decision to forgo a run for New York governor, describing the move as both a deeply personal sacrifice and a strategic choice aimed at strengthening the Republican Party’s chances in the state. Speaking Monday on

Comedian and late-night television host Conan O’Brien now finds himself at the center of uncomfortable questions following a horrific tragedy that unfolded after a private Hollywood gathering. No one can know O’Brien’s intentions that night, and speculation about motive only goes so far. Still, the available

The House of Representatives advanced legislation last week aimed at accelerating federal permitting for artificial intelligence infrastructure, a move supporters argue is essential to keeping the United States competitive with China and other global rivals in the rapidly evolving AI race. The measure, known as the SPEED Act, passed narrowly

The Supreme Court on Friday declined to temporarily block a lower-court ruling that revived a legal challenge to a Trump administration policy restricting outside speaking engagements by immigration judges, allowing the case to move forward for now. In a brief, unsigned order, the justices rejected the administration’s request