President Donald J. Trump said the U.S. military is constructing a large complex beneath a new White House ballroom project. He described the underground facility as including advanced security features such as bulletproof glass and drone-resistant structures. Trump claimed the military had wanted the addition and that its details were originally meant to remain secret. The ballroom, reportedly funded by private donations, is planned for events like … Continue reading Trump: Military ‘building a massive complex’ under new White House ballroom

President Donald J. Trump unveiled renderings of a planned presidential library and museum in downtown Miami. The design features a towering glass skyscraper with Trump’s name near the top, an American flag, and a statue at the entrance. The interior is depicted with elements such as Air Force One, a golden escalator, replicas of the Oval Office, and themed exhibits like a “Presidential Walk of Fame.” The … Continue reading Trump unveils renderings for soaring Miami skyscraper that will serve as his presidential library 

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport as “President Donald J. TrumpInternational Airport,” pending federal approval. The move is part of a broader effort to honor Donald Trump, whose name has also been proposed for other institutions and projects, including a planned presidential library in Miami. Trump’s family has filed for a trademark on the airport name, and the change could take effect if approved … Continue reading DeSantis signs bill renaming Palm Beach airport after Donald Trump

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that most Syrians living in Germany should return to Syria within three years following a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Berlin. He stated that about 80% of Syrians in Germany could go back, while some skilled professionals like healthcare workers may remain. Merz argued that the end of Syria’s civil war creates conditions for voluntary returns and future reconstruction. The proposal has … Continue reading Merz wants majority of Syrians out of Germany

A poll conducted at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Grapevine, Texas found strong support for J. D. Vance as the preferred Republican presidential candidate. Vance received about 53% of votes from attendees, while Marco Rubio placed second with 35%. The CPAC straw poll, though not a reliable predictor of election outcomes, reflects current sentiment among conservative activists and attendees. The results suggest growing consolidation of support behind Vance and … Continue reading JD Vance leads CPAC poll for next Republican presidential candidate

FBI agents in California have been instructed to revisit a long-closed counterintelligence case involving Eric Swalwell, raising concerns that the material could be used for political purposes. The directive reportedly involves reviewing extensive files tied to Swalwell and a suspected Chinese operative linked to a past investigation that ended without charges. The original probe, which began over a decade ago, examined alleged connections related to fundraising but was … Continue reading FBI Told to Look Again at Old Swalwell Accusations

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would consider taking control of Iran’s oil resources and possibly seizing Kharg Island amid ongoing conflict in the Middle East. He described the idea as one of several options and suggested it would require a sustained U.S. presence if carried out. His comments come as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran continues to escalate into its fifth week. Reports indicate the Pentagon has considered potential ground operations in … Continue reading Trump warns to ‘take the oil in Iran’ as Tehran targets water, power plants in Kuwait

Vice President J. D. Vance said in a recent interview that he is “obsessed” with UFOs and intends to investigate the topic before leaving office. He stated he has not yet reviewed classified UFO files but hopes to access and better understand them using his position. Vance mentioned prior interest in visiting sites like Area 51 and suggested he believes unexplained phenomena may have a non-alien explanation. He also … Continue reading Vance says he’s ‘obsessed’ with UFO files, calls aliens ‘demons’

Pope Pope Leo XIV delivered a Palm Sunday message at St. Peter’s Square emphasizing that God does not listen to prayers used to justify war or violence. He described God as the “king of peace” and said such appeals are rejected, urging an end to conflicts like the ongoing wars in Ukraine and between the United States, Israel, and Iran. The pope dedicated his homily to Christians … Continue reading Pope Leo Palm Sunday Mass: God rejects prayers of leaders who wage wars

Alexander Lukashenko and Kim Jong Un met in Pyongyang and signed a friendship and cooperation treaty, signaling closer ties between the two countries amid tensions with the U.S.-led West. The agreement includes plans to expand cooperation across areas such as education, healthcare, and agriculture, along with increased high-level exchanges. Both leaders emphasized shared views on international affairs and mutual support, framing their partnership as part of a broader effort to … Continue reading North Korean and Belarussian leaders sign friendship treaty

A U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to protect Jill Biden accidentally shot himself in the leg at Philadelphia International Airport during what officials described as a “negligent discharge” of his firearm. The incident occurred while the agent was traveling in an unmarked vehicle, and no one else was injured. He was taken to a local hospital and reported to be in stable condition, according to Secret Service spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi. … Continue reading Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden accidentally shoots himself in leg at airport

A Missouri judge ruled that new U.S. House districts backed by Donald Trump can be used in upcoming midterm elections despite challenges tied to a potential voter referendum. The decision by Cole County Circuit Judge Brian Stumpe allows Republicans to proceed with the map, which they argue could help them gain an additional congressional seat. Opponents, including the American Civil Liberties Union, contend the map should be suspended … Continue reading Missouri court says new US House districts are in effect ahead of midterm elections

A bipartisan House ethics subcommittee has found sufficient grounds to advance disciplinary action against Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick over allegations involving misuse of disaster relief funds. The panel’s summary judgment concluded that most of the alleged violations, including improper campaign financing and false disclosures, were supported by evidence. Cherfilus-McCormick is also facing a separate federal criminal indictment tied to accusations that she misused millions of dollars from a family … Continue reading Indicted Democrat Rep Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick one step closer to expulsion

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced a 60-day short-term funding vote for the Department of Homeland Security after criticizing a Senate-passed bill he called inadequate. The Senate measure, which passed with bipartisan agreement, would fund DHS but excludes agencies like U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, drawing opposition from many Republicans. Johnson and other GOP members argued the proposal lacks key immigration enforcement funding, while Democrats, including Senate … Continue reading House Republicans rebel against Senate-passed DHS bill, eye separate funding vote

Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have proposed a temporary ban on building AI datacenters to address environmental, economic, and social concerns. They argue the pause would give the government time to create regulations to limit energy use, protect jobs, and ensure the benefits of AI are shared broadly. The plan also includes restricting exports of AI hardware to countries without similar safeguards. The proposal reflects growing public concern … Continue reading Bernie Sanders and AOC introduce bill to pause building of new datacenters

After weeks of stalled negotiations, lawmakers in Congress are working on a partial funding plan for the Department of Homeland Security as a prolonged shutdown strains airport operations and security. The proposal, backed by Republicans, would fund most of DHS but exclude key immigration enforcement operations, which Democrats oppose without major reforms to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Donald Trump has also resisted the deal, insisting it include the SAVE … Continue reading DHS funding deal on shaky ground as Trump and Democrats both decline to embrace it

Federal housing director Bill Pulte has asked prosecutors to investigate Letitia James over alleged mortgage insurance fraud involving applications to insurers in Florida and Illinois. Previous attempts to bring similar charges against James have failed in court, including a dismissed case in Virginia. James, a known opponent of Donald Trump, previously secured a major fraud judgment against him, though financial penalties were later overturned and are under appeal. The investigation is part of a … Continue reading Trump housing chief requests new criminal investigation into Letitia James

Alexander Lukashenko has begun his first official visit to North Korea to strengthen ties between the two nations, both aligned with Russia. During the visit, he and Kim Jong Un are expected to sign a “treaty of friendship” and multiple cooperation agreements. The move reflects growing collaboration amid North Korea’s military support for Russia’s war in Ukraine and Belarus’s role in that conflict. Analysts say North Korea is receiving aid and technology from Russia in return, strengthening its position while … Continue reading Belarus’s Lukashenko makes first visit to North Korea in bid to deepen ties

Greenland’s pro-independence Naleraq party won its first seat in Denmark’s parliament, signaling growing dissatisfaction with ties to Copenhagen. The party gained 24.6% of the vote, doubling its support since 2022 amid increased global attention on Greenland. Naleraq’s representative pledged to push for stronger Greenlandic influence and a faster path to independence. The result highlights political divisions, as Greenland’s current government favors a gradual approach while maintaining cooperation with Denmark, Reuters … Continue reading Greenland independence party wins seat in Danish parliament at key moment

The Department of Homeland Security faces a looming shutdown that could break the record for the longest-ever federal funding lapse if President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats fail to reach a deal before lawmakers’ two-week Easter and Passover recess. Trump complicated negotiations by demanding that any DHS funding agreement include the GOP’s partisan SAVE America elections bill. Talks have picked up amid growing disruptions, particularly … Continue reading Pressure builds on Congress as DHS shutdown threatens to drag into April

Hungary’s election frontrunner Péter Magyar accused the government of Viktor Orbán of possible “treason” after reports that officials shared sensitive EU discussions with Russia. He specifically alleged that Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó maintained backchannel communications with Sergei Lavrov during EU meetings. The claims, if true, suggest Moscow had insight into internal EU deliberations, raising serious concerns among European leaders. Orbán denied wrongdoing and instead called … Continue reading Orbán’s top opponent says Hungary’s alleged Russian backchannel ‘treason’ to be investigated

Donald Trump and Keir Starmer spoke as tensions escalated in the Middle East, focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil shipments. The waterway has been blocked by Iran following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Feb. 28, triggering a widening regional conflict. Both leaders agreed that reopening the strait is critical for global energy stability and pledged to stay in … Continue reading Trump, Starmer agree Strait of Hormuz must reopen as Middle East conflict escalates

Italy is holding a two-day referendum on judicial reform that has become a major political test for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. What began as a technical proposal has turned into a broader judgment on her leadership, with a tight race between “Yes” and “No” camps and high voter turnout. A defeat could weaken Meloni politically and embolden the center-left opposition, while a win would strengthen … Continue reading Italy’s justice referendum becomes a high stakes test for Meloni

Slovenia’s parliamentary election ended in an extremely tight race between Prime Minister Robert Golob’s liberal Freedom Movement and Janez Janša’s opposition SDS, with Golob’s party narrowly leading by less than half a percentage point. Early exit polls suggested a wider margin, but the gap shrank as votes were counted, leaving no clear path to forming a government. Coalition negotiations are expected to be difficult, with … Continue reading Slovenia election sees ruling party tied with opposition

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was pictured riding a tank with his teenage daughter, Kim Ju Ae, during military drills, according to state media. The exercises included tank and infantry unit training, with Kim calling for full war preparations. Kim Ju Ae, about 13, has accompanied her father to numerous high-profile military and diplomatic events, sparking speculation she may be his heir. Recent appearances … Continue reading North Korean leader Kim and his daughter ride a tank together during army training