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Karoline Leavitt jabs Biden ahead of his Chicago speech: ‘Thought his bedtime was much earlier’

The White House on Tuesday clapped back at President Biden ahead of his first public address since leaving office, which will focus on protecting Social Security.

White House: China needs to make the first move in trade talks

The White House said Tuesday that China must act first in devising a trade deal with the U.S., arguing the Asian superpower is dependent on American consumers and their spending power.

Trump says farmers always in the middle of ‘trade war’

President Trump said farmers are on the "front line" of a trade war with China, as his administration considers possible subsidies for U.S. agricultural producers.

Most New Yorkers don’t want Gov. Hochul to run again: Poll

Approval numbers for New York Gov. Kathy Hochul are upside down, with a majority of voters against her running for reelection, a new poll shows.

Democratic rival to Philadelphia’s Soros-backed DA aims to crack down on retail, violent crime

A former Philadelphia judge is challenging District Attorney Larry Krasner in next month's Democratic primary, saying the Soros-backed prosecutor has fostered lawlessness with his lenient policies on retail crime and violent suspects.

Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox joins crowded Republican governor’s race

Former Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox on Tuesday entered the 2026 governor's race, adding to a growing field of Republicans vying to succeed term-limited Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Indiana makes major ‘Make American Health Again’ push with candy, soda overhaul

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun issued nine executive orders Tuesday that would overhaul food-stamp benefits, scrutinize food dyes and increase access to locally grown food, firmly aligning the state with the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" agenda.

White House asking Congress to cut funding for NPR, PBS, USAID

The White House has taken steps to eliminate funding for National Public Radio, the Public Broadcasting Service and the U.S. Agency for International Development by going to Congress.

House panel launches probe into 23andMe bankruptcy, steps taken to protect genetic data

The House Oversight Committee has launched an investigation into 23andMe over the risk of the company selling customers' genetic material and information amid the biotech firm's bankruptcy.

Abrego Garcia isn’t the winning political issue Democrats think he is

One might think that with President Donald Trump unilaterally sending the economy into recession, Democrats might become at least temporary champions of free trade in an effort to find their way back out of the political wilderness. But instead, Democrats have chosen a different path. Despite the fact that immigration is the one issue voters […]

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