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DOJ raises ‘national security’ concerns in legal fight over Trump ballroom

Tuesday, February 3

(WASHINGTON) -- Even before a federal judge has decided whether he'll halt construction of the White House ballroom, the Trump administration has preemptively asked the judge to stay any injunction he might issue, warning that the project is "imperative for reasons of national security."The... Read More.

Comer continues contempt threat after Clintons agree to depositions on Epstein

Tuesday, February 3

(WASHINGTON) -- House Oversight Chairman James Comer has set a noon deadline Tuesday for Bill and Hillary Clinton to agree to the GOP's specific terms for depositions that the Clintons signaled Monday night they generally would comply with, warning that if they do not... Read More.

House to hold votes on funding to end partial government shutdown amid clash over ICE restrictions

Tuesday, February 3

(WASHINGTON) -- The House will hold votes on Tuesday to try to reopen the government after it partially shut down over the weekend.House Speaker Mike Johnson faces an incredibly tight margin as he can only afford to lose one Republican vote if all... Read More.

Trump urges Republicans to ‘take over’ and ‘nationalize’ voting

Tuesday, February 3

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump on Monday called on Republicans to "take over" and "nationalize" voting as he continued to make false claims about the electoral process in the U.S. with the 2026 midterm elections on the horizon.Trump made the comments in an interview... Read More.

White House faces questions over UAE royal’s investment in Trump family’s crypto firm

Monday, February 2

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency firm, World Liberty Financial, sold a $500 million stake to a member of the Emirati royal family shortly before his inauguration last January, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday, sparking concerns over a potential conflict of... Read More.

Trump continues to defend Homan, Noem amid immigration enforcement backlash

Saturday, January 31

(NEW YORK) -- President Donald Trump took to social media to show his support for two of his administration leaders amid the leadership shakeup following last week's fatal shooting in Minneapolis.The president praised the work of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who... Read More.

Trump orders IndyCar race on streets of DC as part of nation’s 250th celebration

Friday, January 30

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to hold an IndyCar street race in Washington this summer, as part of his "America 250" push to commemorate the nation's birthday. Trump, joined in the Oval Office by auto racing legend Roger... Read More.

Graham lifts hold on government funding deal with just hours to shutdown deadline

Friday, January 30

(WASHINGTON) -- The Senate on Friday is one step closer to passing a funding package after Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham ended his blockade -- still a partial government shutdown is all but certain to happen.After intense negotiations proceeded throughout the day, an 11th-hour deal... Read More.

Trump announces Kevin Warsh as fed chair pick

Friday, January 30

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump announced conservative economist and former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as his pick to be the new Federal Reserve chairman.In a post on Truth Social early Friday morning, Trump said that he has "known Kevin for a long period of... Read More.

Trump’s National Guard deployments could cost $1.1 billion this year, CBO estimates

Thursday, January 29

(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump's use of federalized National Guard troops in U.S. cities is projected to have cost roughly $496 million last year, according to estimates from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.If current troop levels are maintained, the deployments could cost as much... Read More.

Signs of progress to avert partial government shutdown after DHS funding spat

Thursday, January 29

(WASHINGTON) -- There are signs of progress with negotiations over funding for the Department of Homeland Security ahead of a partial government shutdown that would begin at midnight Friday.Talks are intensifying in the final hours between the White House and Senate Democrats... Read More.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar announces run for Minnesota governor amid immigration turmoil

Thursday, January 29

(NEW YORK)-- Sen. Amy Klobuchar announced on Thursday her candidacy for governor of Minnesota, saying her home state was in need of a leader who could "fix things in our state" and who would "stand up and not be rubber stamps" to the Trump... Read More.

Politics

DOJ raises ‘national security’ concerns in legal fight over Trump ballroom

Comer continues contempt threat after Clintons agree to depositions on Epstein

House to hold votes on funding to end partial government shutdown amid clash over ICE restrictions

Trump urges Republicans to ‘take over’ and ‘nationalize’ voting

White House faces questions over UAE royal’s investment in Trump family’s crypto firm

Trump continues to defend Homan, Noem amid immigration enforcement backlash

Trump orders IndyCar race on streets of DC as part of nation’s 250th celebration

Graham lifts hold on government funding deal with just hours to shutdown deadline

Trump announces Kevin Warsh as fed chair pick

Trump’s National Guard deployments could cost $1.1 billion this year, CBO estimates

Signs of progress to avert partial government shutdown after DHS funding spat

Sen. Amy Klobuchar announces run for Minnesota governor amid immigration turmoil

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