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Top GOP senator reveals what Dem colleagues are fretting about behind closed doors

Senate Republican John Barrasso says Democratic senators privately admit the progressive wave led by Abdul El-Sayed and others is their future.

JD Vance to invoke Charlie Kirk, family ‘birthright’ in fiery midterm keynote speech thrashing Dems

Vice President JD Vance will use a deeply personal speech to reflect on the legacy of late friend Charlie Kirk, the joys of fatherhood and the future he hopes America can provide.

Top Trump official reveals how 30-minute military op unlocked Venezuela oil windfall for US buyers

Energy Secretary Chris Wright says the Trump administration is tapping Venezuela's 300 billion barrels of oil reserves to expand supply and cut prices.

Two arrested at socialist anti-Trump protest after assault at ‘closest entry point’ to GOP convention: police

A socialist protester blamed right-wing provocateurs after Dallas police in riot gear arrested two near the Republican National Committee convention.

New Yorkers must ‘never forget’ 9/11 — and turn sorrow into service

Some of the most powerful lessons of 9/11 can be found in the people...

White House begins migrant flights to Guantánamo Bay

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story White House begins migrant flights to Guantánamo Bay The Trump administration has begun flying immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally to Guantánamo Bay amid plans to use the Cuba facility to detain thousands of migrants. ©...

Evening Report — Gabbard, RFK Jr. move closer to confirmation

Presented by Becker & Poliakoff {beacon} Evening Report TRUMP FIRST 100 DAYS © Greg Nash Trump Cabinet coming into focus after Gabbard, RFK Jr. nominations advance PRESIDENT TRUMP IS ONE STEP CLOSER to getting his desired team in place after Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. received backing from Republicans on key Senate committees...

Donald Trump Jr. accused of hunting protected duck in Italy: ‘It’s a crime’

Donald Trump Jr., President Trump’s adult son, and a group he was with have been accused of hunting a protected duck in Italy. Andrea Zanoni, an Italian politician, said in a post on Facebook this week that he observed a video from the Venetian Lagoon in which Trump Jr., as part of a recent hunt,...

Senate Dems ask Hegseth to probe potential price gouging on military families’ housing

Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee are asking Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to probe what’s driving the price hikes in rent and housing costs for military families. Specifically, 15 Democrats — led by the committee’s ranking member, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), and Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) — wrote a letter on Monday asking the Department...

Gabbard, RFK Jr. pass committee hurdles in win for Trump

Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday cleared crucial hurdles toward winning Senate confirmation, handing President Trump a key win as he looks for an early display of loyalty from GOP lawmakers. Gabbard and Kennedy overcame high-stakes committee votes that went down to the wire in their bids to lead the U.S. Intelligence...

Trump withdraws from 2 UN bodies, orders review of UNESCO

President Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order withdrawing the U.S. from the United Nations Human Rights Council and from participating in UNRWA, the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees. Trump also directed the U.S. to review its participation in the U.N.'s Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the body that uses culture and history as...

Marine Corps passes 2nd consecutive audit as other military branches lag

The Marine Corps has passed an audit for the second year in a row, the only military service to do so, the branch announced Tuesday. “Independent auditors verified that the Marine Corps’ financial records are materially accurate, complete, and compliant with federal regulations and issued an unmodified opinion for Fiscal Year 2024,” Marine Corps officials...

Senate panel advances Tulsi Gabbard nomination for DNI

The Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday advanced Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination to become the next director of national intelligence (DNI), putting her in position to get confirmed by the full chamber after key senators threw their support behind her.  The 9-8 vote was along party lines. It puts Gabbard only days away from being considered on...

Partnership in a new global paradigm

Israel's new ambassador to the United States, Yechiel "Michael" Leiter, is committed to maintaining Israel's security buffers along its borders and advocating for the complete destruction of Hamas, ensuring that Gaza can never again threaten Israeli safety.

Waffle House adding surcharge for every egg ordered

The surcharge took effect Monday, according to a Waffle House memo shared with Nexstar.

‘Generous’ El Salvador offer to house American criminals faces ‘legalities:’ Rubio

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday that El Salvador’s offer to house American criminals in its prison system is “very generous” but could face “legalities.” “There are obviously legalities involved. We have a constitution,” Rubio said at a press conference in San Jose with Costa Rican President Rodrigo Chaves on Tuesday, according to...

Trump team extends timeline for Gaza reconstruction

Trump administration officials say the five-year timeline laid out in later phases of a peace deal between Israel and Hamas is too short, estimating the timeline will be at least twice that. While officials were cautious about explicitly backing Trump's suggestion to "clean out" Palestinians from the Gaza Strip and house them elsewhere during reconstruction,...

Trump ‘does not have the authority to abolish’ USAID: Congressional Research Service

The Congressional Research Service, a federal agency tasked with legislative research and analysis, published a Monday report declaring President Trump does not have the “authority” to abolish USAID. “Because Congress established USAID as an independent establishment (defined in 5 U.S.C. 104) within the executive branch, the President does not have the authority to abolish it;...

OPM employees file suit to block use of new email system

Two Office of Personnel Management employees are asking a court to block the agency from using computer systems and emails connected with its buyout offers to federal employees. It’s the latest battle in a suit that alleges OPM violated the law by sending out emails purporting to be from “[email protected]” – assembling a new dataset...

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