President Donald Trump has made a decisive shift in the White House’s most ambitious construction project in decades, replacing the chief architect overseeing the massive new White House ballroom — a signature addition he has repeatedly described as essential for restoring presidential hospitality and American prestige. The new ballroom, projected

Just days before her resignation from Congress becomes official, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia is escalating a very public break with President Donald J. Trump—this time accusing him of fostering an environment that has put her family in danger. Greene, who entered Congress in 2021 as one of

In a rare moment of unity, the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives delivered a 424–0 vote to resurrect a critical office dedicated to supporting the families and loved ones of America’s military veterans. The legislative sweep, titled the “Prioritizing Veterans’ Survivors Act,” restores the Office of Survivors

Many political observers say Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola has little practical incentive to jump into a U.S. Senate race. Running for governor would keep her closer to home, give her more day-to-day influence over state policy, and offer far better odds than a bruising Senate contest in a Republican-leaning

Alina Habba, one of President Donald J. Trump’s most trusted legal allies, is transitioning out of her post as New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor after an appellate court ruled that Attorney General Pam Bondi lacked the authority to formally appoint her. The decision, handed down last week, prompted

The Supreme Court on Monday quietly disposed of yet another long-shot legal attack against President Donald J. Trump, this time noting that Justice Samuel Alito did not take part in the Court’s consideration of the matter. In the case MACTRUONG, DMT v. Trump, President of U.S., et al.

Even as she prepares to depart Capitol Hill, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is proving she hasn’t lost her willingness to confront the political establishment — including the media elites who have spent years trying to define her. During a wide-ranging interview on CBS’ “60 Minutes” that aired Sunday, Greene sparred

The Republican-led House scored a major win this week for U.S. energy independence, passing legislation that would stop any future administration from unilaterally banning fracking or restricting oil and gas production without congressional approval — a direct response to the sweeping anti-energy policies of former President Joe Biden. The Protecting

Minnesota Democratic Gov. Tim Walz is now battling two major crises that threaten to upend his re-election campaign — a ballooning fraud scandal tied to Minnesota’s welfare programs and a separate outrage over nearly half a million taxpayer dollars spent on “debate prep” for a congressional hearing. Walz, who has

The U.S. Supreme Court this week rejected a challenge to the constitutionality of a long-standing federal statute barring individuals under domestic violence restraining orders from possessing firearms — a ruling that underscores the Court’s view that temporary disarmament of demonstrably dangerous individuals remains compatible with the Second Amendment. In