“We will rebuild it in a very profitable way,” Trump said.
Shapiro kicks off 2026 re-election as 2028 White House buzz swirls
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro launches his 2026 re-election campaign, positioning for potential 2028 presidential run after Harris VP shortlist.
Legal experts weigh in on deadly Minneapolis ICE shooting — and whether charges are possible
“[E]ven if the woman was mainly trying to get away (which is what it looks like to me), she was engaged in an actionable assault Read More
DeSantis announces special session on Florida redistricting ahead of 2026 midterms
“Our population has changed so much in the last 4 or 5 years,” the governor said. “We need to get apportioned properly, and people deserve Read More
Dem Sen. Mark Kelly avoids saying Maduro arrest and Venezuela strikes were ‘illegal’
The Arizona Democrat had previously appeared in a viral video urging service members to reject what he called “illegal orders.”
GOP Nebraska Sen. Dan McKeon faces historic expulsion vote over sexual misconduct allegations
If lawmakers vote next week to expel the 59-year-old Sen. Dan McKeon, a Republican in the officially nonpartisan Nebraska Legislature, it will be the first Read More
Steny Hoyer, longest-serving House Democrat, to retire from Congress
The 86-year-old longest serving House Democrat will not seek re-election in 2026 and retire after more than 44 years in Congress.
Trump greenlights Russian sanctions bill, paving way for 500% tariff on countries supporting Moscow: Graham
Trump reportedly approves bipartisan Russia sanctions bill imposing 500% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil, as Graham announces pivotal Ukraine policy shift.
Trump greenlights tough Russia sanctions bill, Sen. Lindsey Graham announces
“After a very productive meeting today with President Trump on a variety of issues, he greenlit the bipartisan Russia sanctions bill that I have been Read More
Gavin Newsom confronts $18B budget disaster he helped create
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is waking up to a $18 billion budget hangover — and fixing it won’t be pretty. After years of surpluses, the Read More