White House Wealth and Global Tensions Test Constitutional Boundaries
President Trump faces legal and diplomatic hurdles as a new report highlights unprecedented wealth among top officials while tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump faces legal and diplomatic hurdles as a new report highlights unprecedented wealth among top officials while tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz.
The House approved a $1.15 trillion defense authorization bill as national debt projections accelerate toward $40 trillion, sparking a constitutional clash over executive war powers and fiscal sustainability.
Lawmakers return to Washington amid rising scrutiny over personal stock trading and a legislative push for pharmaceutical safety and digital asset regulation.
In 1936, Colorado Governor Edwin C. Johnson declared martial law to prevent impoverished migrants from entering the state during the Great Depression. This executive action in the United States highlighted…
A new executive memorandum establishes a National Coordination Center program for private firms to conduct offensive cyber operations, while bipartisan House leaders draft a major ethics committee overhaul.
The Trump administration extended a historic maritime waiver for 90 days while facing congressional questions over a $900 million White House renovation project funded outside traditional appropriations.
The Senate passed a critical funding measure to avert a shutdown and a major Russia sanctions package, while the Trump administration navigates personnel departures and new drone tariffs.
The White House walked back President Trump’s threat to declare the Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory as Iran rejects new talks and Congressional scrutiny of naval deployments intensifies.
Solicitor General D. John Sauer filed an emergency application asking the Supreme Court to block a lower-court injunction halting the $400 million East Wing project, citing national security and executive…