Trump ‘knew about the girls,’ according to Epstein documents released by House Democrats
House Democrats on Wednesday unveiled a new batch of emails that they say raise serious questions about former President Donald […]
A proposal to end the longest government shutdown in history will be voted on by the US House
The House is preparing to vote on Wednesday on a short-term funding bill, seeking to end the longest government shutdown
Following protests, Tanzanian police want to detain opposition leaders
The government of Tanzania has mounted a nationwide manhunt for top opposition figures accused of orchestrating violent protests following last
OpenAI’s Sam Altman Urges U.S. to Expand Chips Act Tax Credit to Fuel AI Infrastructure Growth
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman renewed his call for the U.S. government to expand eligibility under the Chips Act’s Advanced Manufacturing
Israeli official, US forces are assisting Israel in Gaza
The United States has started taking a more direct role in coordinating and monitoring the flow of humanitarian aid into
UN Reports Record Surge in Israeli Settler Attacks Across West Bank
Violence in the occupied West Bank has surged, with Israeli settlers conducting at least 264 attacks against Palestinians in October
Trump claims that US airstrikes or troops “could be” present in Nigeria
The US President, Donald Trump, warned that he may order military action or airstrikes in Nigeria to stop what he
All of Trump’s tariffs cannot be stopped by the Supreme Court. Officials advise dealing with it
American manufacturers are once again caught in the middle of Washington’s trade battles, as President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs
The US will pay less in food aid, but it warns of a delay of weeks or months
The Trump administration said on Monday that it will partially fund November’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly referred to as
As the federal shutdown jeopardizes health coverage for hundreds of thousands of Georgians, Sen. Jon Ossoff finds himself in the center of political controversy
As the federal government shutdown enters its fourth week — now the second-longest in U.S. history — Sen. Jon Ossoff
