White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is pushing back — hard — after The New York Times attempted to paint President Donald J. Trump as supposedly showing signs of “fatigue” in his second term, a storyline that collapses under the slightest scrutiny. The Times’ premise was flimsy from the start. Even the

A new report from The New York Times is now undercutting one of the central claims used by Democrats and their media boosters to accuse Secretary of War Pete Hegseth of unlawful conduct — a claim that helped fuel last week’s reckless push to encourage service members to defy orders

If anyone still had trouble deciphering the bizarre performance put on by the so-called “Seditious Six,” conservative commentator Stephen L. Miller — not the White House adviser, but the writer and pundit — was happy to translate the real message behind their stunt. The six Democrats released a video warning U.S.

President Donald J. Trump convened his ninth Cabinet meeting Tuesday morning, setting the stage for what officials say will be one of the administration’s most aggressive efforts yet to reassert control over U.S. immigration policy and national security. With the meeting held at the White House, immigration enforcement

President Donald J. Trump is drawing a hard line against South Africa’s ruling establishment, declaring last week that the nation will be barred from attending the 2026 G-20 summit in Miami due to what he called “horrific human rights abuses” — specifically the violent targeting of white farmers. In a

FBI Director Kash Patel made clear Saturday that the case against disgraced former FBI Director James Comey is far from over — even after a federal judge threw out the perjury indictment against him. Comey was charged in late September in the Eastern District of Virginia with making false statements and

The Biden-era Afghan resettlement program is under renewed scrutiny after Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem revealed Sunday that the Afghan national accused of gunning down National Guard members near the White House was likely radicalized after arriving in the United States. Law enforcement identified 29-year-old Rahmanullah Lakanwal as the shooter

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed this week that the Trump administration is preparing a sweeping crackdown to block illegal immigrants from accessing federal tax benefits and financial transfer systems — a major policy shift designed to protect taxpayers and shut down abuse within the nation’s financial infrastructure. Bessent said the

Rep. Troy Nehls, the Texas Republican known nationally for his unwavering loyalty to President Donald J. Trump and the America First movement, announced that he will retire from Congress at the end of his current term, opting not to run again in 2026. His departure closes out a six-year tenure

What began earlier this month as a viral White House quip aimed at Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has now evolved into a full-blown campaign flashpoint, with President Donald J. Trump sharpening his criticism of the Somali-born congresswoman and raising broader concerns about Somali refugee resettlement in the United States. Omar,