Us Politics

Justice Samuel Alito faced intense scrutiny during a CBS interview regarding Donald Trump's attacks on the court, struggling to respond without blaming Biden.

Billionaire Ken Griffin’s super PAC has deployed $5 million to support Florida Senate hopeful Ashley Moody, intensifying competition with Democrat Traci Koster and highlighting major donor influence in key US elections.

A second Justice Department attorney linked to the criminal probe concerning potential rights violations against President Donald Trump has exited the matter, according to sources close to the investigation.

Political pressure on President Trump rises regarding Iran strategy as approval numbers fall, setting stage for contentious midterm elections and heightened legislative scrutiny.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized U.S. political corruption on X, arguing that corporate money gives powerful industries undue influence over policymaking and leaves Americans without adequate representation.

Pete Buttigieg claims corporate cash floods elections, giving Big Pharma undue influence. He links this to tax loopholes for the wealthy and reduced electoral competition via gerrymandering.

President Trump appeared unaware of Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a joint event, raising questions about their dynamic as key figures in the administration's foreign policy efforts.

Republican Senate hopefuls urge ceasefire in Iran conflict, challenging White House policy as voters weigh foreign policy stances.

The Trump administration is weighing a final military strike against Iran while escalating restrictions on media access at the White House, sparking legal threats from affected news organizations.

Donald Trump praised NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani in person. This meeting contrasts sharply with his ongoing campaign rhetoric focused on opposing communism and socialist policies nationwide.

Trump considers ending Iran conflict; White House bans CNN access as oil prices rise and diplomatic talks proceed with Ukraine, China, and Russia.

Trump official Peter Navarro has labeled critical news organizations as 'treasonous,' intensifying conflict with the press following recent bans on White House access.