President Donald Trump said he is postponing a planned U.S. military strike on Iran as “serious negotiations” are underway to try to reach a deal and end the conflict. He said the strike, which he described as a major attack, was delayed after allies in the Gulf urged him to allow more time for diplomacy. Trump suggested there is a “very good chance” of an … Continue reading Trump says he’s called off Iran strike at request of Gulf allies

President Donald Trump has called for a federal investigation into Maryland’s mail-in ballot process, blaming Governor Wes Moore after a vendor error led to voters receiving incorrect primary ballots. The Maryland State Board of Elections said the mistake affected mail-in ballots already sent to more than 500,000 voters and that all impacted ballots must be replaced. Officials clarified that no “fake ballots” were issued and … Continue reading Trump calls for investigation into Maryland mail-in ballot mishap, blames Gov. Moore

President Donald Trump announced that more than 600 generic medications will be added to the TrumpRx direct-to-consumer prescription website in partnership with billionaire Mark Cuban. Cuban’s Cost Plus Drug Company, along with GoodRx and Amazon Pharmacy, will provide discounted pricing that will now be integrated into the platform. The expansion significantly increases the number of drugs available on TrumpRx and is aimed at improving affordability … Continue reading Trump Announces Discount Drug Pricing Expansion With Mark Cuban

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has endorsed San Francisco Board of Supervisors member Connie Chan as her preferred successor in Congress after previously holding off on backing a candidate. Pelosi, a longtime representative of the district and influential Democratic figure, praised Chan as the best choice to continue representing San Francisco. The endorsement comes ahead of a crowded race that includes state Sen. Scott Wiener … Continue reading Nancy Pelosi endorses fellow progressive Connie Chan in high-profile race to succeed her

Ireland’s president, Catherine Connolly, said she is “very proud” but also deeply worried after her sister Margaret Connolly was detained by Israeli forces while sailing toward Gaza with an aid flotilla. Margaret, a doctor, was among several Irish activists held when Israeli troops intercepted multiple vessels carrying humanitarian aid in the Mediterranean. The flotilla group said the activists were part of a mission to deliver … Continue reading Ireland’s president ‘proud’ of sister detained by Israel en route to Gaza

President Donald Trump shared photos showing renovation progress at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which is being restored ahead of America’s 250th anniversary and targeted for completion by July Fourth. He said the project includes upgraded materials, improved stonework, and a higher-quality reflective coating designed to enhance durability and appearance. Critics, including a preservation advocacy group, have raised concerns that the new “industrial-grade” blue finish … Continue reading Trump shares photos of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation, says project is ahead of schedule

Rep. Jamie Raskin, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, criticized a reported Trump administration plan to create a compensation fund for individuals tied to claims of political targeting, calling it an “illegal” and “unconstitutional” political slush fund. He argued that only Congress controls federal spending and said lawmakers never approved the proposed $1.7 billion fund. The reported plan could involve payouts to people … Continue reading Top Judiciary Democrat Raskin blasts possible Trump-IRS settlement

The Senate parliamentarian rejected a Republican budget reconciliation provision that included $1 billion for White House and Secret Service security funding linked in part to President Donald Trump’s planned ballroom. The ruling, issued by Elizabeth MacDonough, determined the measure did not comply with Senate rules allowing reconciliation and would instead require 60 votes to pass. Republicans said they would try to revise and resubmit the … Continue reading Senate parliamentarian rejects $1 billion in reconciliation bill for White House security, Trump ballroom

Rep. Thomas Massie said he is confident heading into Tuesday’s Republican primary despite President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks against him and endorsement of his challenger, Ed Gallrein. Massie pointed to strong grassroots fundraising and broad donor support, arguing that recent polling shows him in the lead. Trump has escalated criticism of Massie on Truth Social, calling for Kentucky voters to oust him in what has … Continue reading Thomas Massie unfazed by Bill Cassidy’s defeat in Louisiana