Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Washington Friday amid negotiations that would give the U.S. access to the eastern European country's rare earth minerals.
President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday stripping the security clearances for attorneys at a high-powered Washington law firm that assisted special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into the president.
A feud over whether to constrain President Trump's authority to ignore or shift funding that Congress approves is hamstringing bipartisan government funding negotiations, with the March 14 deadline to avert a shutdown fast approaching.
Top officials Tuesday denounced a newly exposed transgender sex chat room, where employees of federal intelligence agencies talked "castration, artificial vaginas, [urine] fetishes, sex polycules, and gangbangs," on a government messaging system during work hours.
President Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order opening an investigation into whether foreign production and imports of copper threatens America's economic and national security.
The head of the Israeli opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday floated his own plan to resolve the thorny question of the future of the Gaza Strip, a plan that would have Egypt assume control over the territory for a decade or more once the war with Hamas has concluded, allowing Israel to finally "divorce" itself from the decimated and hostile Palestinian enclave.
A Republican House committee chair threatened to call the sergeant-at-arms Tuesday to silence a Democratic congressman who repeatedly called Elon Musk the president and referred to President Trump as the "grifter in chief."