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USDA launches review at University of Maine over transgender sports policy after Trump-Gov. Mills blowup

Federal agencies launched reviews into the University of Maine's Title IX policies after a tense exchange between President Trump and the state's governor.

Coal still key to US energy dominance, says West Virginia governor

West Virginia Republican Gov. Patrick Morrisey touted the Mountain State's coal infrastructure as the unsung key to battling China in energy dominance.

Tom Homan tells migrant terror groups Trump will ‘wipe you off the face of the Earth’

Speaking at CPAC, Border Czar Tom Homan warned criminal aliens they would all be arrested and said he would make good on his promise to immigrant terror groups to “wipe you off the face of the earth."

Kennedy Center shake-up will usher in ‘Golden Age of the Arts’ under Trump, Ric Grenell previews

Interim Executive Director of the Kennedy Center, Ric Grenell, said the "Golden Age of The Arts" is heading to Washington, D.C., under his and President Trump's leadership.

Maine gov’s transgender athlete dust-up with Trump made WH confab ‘uncomfortable,’ govs say

At the National Governors Association meeting in Washington, two top governors shared their takes on the Trump-Mills disagreement at the White House the previous day.

House Democrat ‘rooting’ for Canada, Mexico in Trump’s trade war

Rep. Jasmine Crockett is cheering on America's top trade partners amid President Trump's push for stiff tariffs against them.

Trump wants Musk to be ‘more aggressive’

President Trump wants his efficiency bloodhound, Elon Musk, to be "more aggressive" as scrutiny and legal roadblocks pile up against his government efficiency apparatus.

Venezuelan family in U.S. under curtailed humanitarian protections clings to faith

Every Sunday, Johann Teran goes to worship at a Lutheran service in suburban Minneapolis, trying to find some hope that the future he was building isn't all slipping away.

Munich learns the Cold War is over

The vice presidency of the United States is often thought to be one of the most thankless jobs in politics. The only real duty for its occupant is to break ties in the United States Senate, which rarely occurs. The first vice president, John Adams, infamously remarked that the vice presidency is “the most insignificant […]

Justine Bateman and the return of the 1980s

The New York Times is afraid that the 1980s are coming back. In a recent column, “The 1980s are back, and not in a good way,” writer Elizabeth Spires lamented that President Donald Trump has brought back the era of greed, when “being rich and preppy looked cool.” As in the Reagan era, young people are “rejecting […]

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