America’s war with Iran is at an impasse. President Donald Trump’s unfulfilled threats to launch a “major strike” are partly to blame. By constantly promising to strike the Islamic Republic only to back off at the last moment, Trump has undercut America’s leverage and made Iran less, not more, likely to negotiate in good faith. […]
The Senate adjourned for a five-week recess early Saturday morning after passing a bill to fund the federal government until Dec. 11 and confirming Todd Blanche as attorney general. Senate Republicans also agreed to set aside — for the moment — President Trump’s demand to approve another budget resolution to pave the way for tens...
Rep. Mike Flood said he will file a House Ethics complaint against Ilhan Omar over her response to Charlie Kirk’s assassination and other alleged violations.
Kentucky businessman Nate Morris credits Charlie Kirk's early endorsement with transforming his 2026 Republican Senate campaign before Kirk's recent death
Kennedy and HHS rolled out a parody drug ad mocking deceptive pharmaceutical marketing as part of a new plan to crack down on misleading advertising practices nationwide.
President Trump on Thursday said the U.S. is working to return troops to Afghanistan by reestablishing a presence at Bagram Air Base, four years after the Biden administration's bungled withdrawal from the country left the base in Taliban hands.
A House Oversight Committee hearing briefly devolved into chaos Thursday when Rep. Rashida Tlaib accused the federal crime-fighting surge in the District as a "fascist takeover."
President Trump inked a technology pact with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday that boosts joint efforts in artificial intelligence, ushering the countries' "special relationship" into the 21st century and capping a U.K. sojourn filled with fanfare.
Nursing homes didn't report 43% of serious falls suffered by their residents to a federal agency, according to an inspector general's report that said the homes may be cooking their numbers to try to win business.
The State Department on Thursday announced it will refocus its foreign health assistance strategy around multiyear bilateral deals with recipient countries, making aid dependent on negotiations that officials say will help reduce waste and advance American priorities.
