"President Trump, we are prepared to petition the court tomorrow to have the grand jury transcripts unsealed."

Congressional Democrats' approval rating has dropped to only 19%, the lowest level since Quinnipiac University started monitoring the question 16 years ago, indicating a worrisome loss in voter confidence.

California's long-delayed high-speed rail project will no longer get $4 billion in government funds, President Trump stated Wednesday. Trump referred to it as a "disastrously overpriced" failure, claiming that the state's Democratic government had wasted public funds and provided no benefits.

The rescission bill cuts approximately $8 billion from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and more than $1 billion from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), which supports NPR and PBS.

On Thursday, the Department of Education, led by President Donald Trump, announced that it will discontinue a provision from the Clinton era that allowed illegal aliens to enroll in technical and professional schools using public funds.

ICE authorities targeted illegal aliens working at the state-licensed cannabis business Glass House Farms in Camarillo during an authorized raid.

A federal judge in New Hampshire has overturned President Trump's executive order that terminates birthright citizenship for children born to illegal immigrants. The decision temporarily stops the enforcement of the order for so-called anchor babies by issuing a class-wide injunction.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked a portion of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" that reduces Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood. The decision came hours after the abortion provider filed a lawsuit to defend its federal financing.

Mars, the parent company of M&M’s and Skittles, confirmed this week that it has no plans to remove artificial colors from its candy line, despite a public commitment in 2016 to do just that.

The Trump administration publicly unveiled the National Farm Security Action Plan on Tuesday, a comprehensive, multi-departmental strategy to safeguard American agriculture from adversarial foreign interests, primarily focusing on China.

 Users accused Propst of politicizing a tragedy involving the deaths of children, especially young girls who perished at a Christian summer camp, sparking a heated internet outcry.

The Department of Homeland Security stated Monday that it will terminate the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for around 76,000 Honduran and Nicaraguan migrants residing in the United States.

In a single mission in flood-ravaged Texas, Ruskan, a recently deployed Coast Guard rescue swimmer, rescued an astounding 165 lives. Scott Ruskan is an American hero, said DHS Secretary Kristi Noem on Saturday.

The agency supported crazy initiatives that had no justification other than to give families of Democratic politicians and judges a work program, and it promoted radical gender ideology, DEI, and ESG.

In June, there were slightly over 6,000 unlawful border crossings, according to an announcement by Border Czar Tom Homan on Tuesday.

After a Trump-led probe and funding block, UPenn will revoke Lia Thomas's women's swimming titles and issue an apology to affected athletes as part of a Title IX settlement with the Department of Education.

Fox News Digital said Tuesday that CBS and Paramount Global have reached a settlement to pay President Donald Trump over $30 million to resolve a lawsuit for a 2024 60-minute interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris.

According to the DOJ lawsuit, sanctuary city regulations in Los Angeles allow illegal aliens to avoid deportation and are a flagrant violation of federal law. Los Angeles' reluctance to assist immigration authorities is attributed in the lawsuit to recent "rioting, looting, and vandalism" that compelled the National Guard and U.S. Marines to be sent.

Vice President JD Vance broke the tie in Tuesday's 51–50 vote in favor of Senate Republicans passing President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill. As GOP leaders work to secure a significant legislative victory before July 4, the comprehensive proposal is now returning to the House.

The Equal Representation Act would make sure that only citizens of the United States are counted for Electoral College votes and congressional places.