New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing renewed scrutiny after hosting controversial anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil and his family for a Ramadan dinner at the historic mayoral residence, Gracie Mansion. According to The New York Post, Khalil — a Syrian-born activist and former graduate student at Columbia University

Tensions in the Middle East escalated dramatically Thursday after Mojtaba Khamenei, the newly installed Supreme Leader of Iran, issued a declaration stating that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the current war comes to an end. The message, read aloud by a news anchor on Iranian state television,

A federal appeals court handed President Donald J. Trump an important procedural victory this week, temporarily blocking a lower court ruling that would have halted the administration’s policy of deporting certain illegal immigrants to so-called “third countries.” The decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the

Senate Republicans are confronting a difficult procedural roadblock in their effort to advance a key election integrity bill strongly backed by President Donald J. Trump. During a closed-door lunch meeting Tuesday, Senate Majority Leader John Thune informed Republican colleagues that the party currently lacks the votes needed to push

A rare public disagreement between two members of the Supreme Court of the United States unfolded Monday during a courthouse event in Washington, as Ketanji Brown Jackson and Brett Kavanaugh openly sparred over the court’s growing reliance on emergency rulings — often referred to by critics as the “shadow docket.

President Donald J. Trump is making a leadership change at the Internal Revenue Service, replacing Commissioner Billy Long, who announced Friday that he will transition to a new diplomatic role representing the United States abroad. Long confirmed the development in a post on X, revealing that he will now serve

Sen. John Fetterman forcefully defended U.S. military operations in Iran during a tense interview Wednesday night with Kaitlan Collins on The Source with Kaitlan Collins, at one point pushing back against the host mid-segment and declaring, “You don’t have to cut me off here.” The heated exchange

Senior officials from the administration of Donald J. Trump, now serving his second term as President of the United States, held a closed-door meeting Wednesday with Senate Republicans to discuss the future of a major intelligence authority set to expire next month — a debate that continues to pit national

California Republican Rep. Kevin Kiley announced Monday that he is leaving the Republican Party and will now serve as an independent in Congress, a decision that immediately tightens the already narrow majority held by House Republicans under Speaker Mike Johnson. The shift complicates the legislative landscape for House leadership, as

President Donald J. Trump indicated this week that the United States could move toward renewed engagement with Cuba, suggesting that negotiations with the struggling communist regime may already be underway. Speaking to reporters, Trump confirmed that Havana appears interested in making a deal with Washington. “With respect to Cuba, you