News about Politics

Donald Trump cut short his NBC interview, accusing host Kristen Welker of bias. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the candidate and media outlets ahead of 2024.

Trump's appearance at an Orlando NBA game created a unique convergence of politics and sport, triggering massive security responses and shifting public focus from the match itself.

Justice Department tells courts the $1.8B defense fund is dead, ending legal challenges against President Trump's policy initiative on national security spending.

Ron DeSantis attacks California's mail-in ballot process as he comments on the ongoing Los Angeles mayoral race and his political rivalry with Gavin Newsom.

Sarah Matthews criticizes normalization of presidential behavior targeting journalists, calling it 'appalling' and a sign of desensitization in political discourse.

Trump announces $700M federal aid for coal sector using Cold War-era emergency powers to boost domestic generation and Asian exports amid energy security claims.

President Trump's nomination of Bill Pulte as DNI, following the 'Jesus Post' controversy, has ignited a fierce political debate over qualifications and national security.

Iowa voters head to the polls Tuesday, grappling with economic anxieties and the impact of President Trump's policies on the agricultural sector.

Donald Trump posted on Truth Social suggesting Canada become the 51st state, citing recession data, while peace negotiations in Iran stall.

New polls show Trump's approval rating fluctuating as voters assess the impact of Iran tensions, gas prices, and economic performance on their daily lives.

Ken Paxton, a Trump-endorsed Texas Senate nominee, accidentally criticized Donald Trump during a live Fox News interview, creating a significant political gaffe.

Kevin Warsh was sworn in as Federal Reserve Chair at the White House, succeeding Jerome Powell during a pivotal moment for the US economy.