For the first time in NATO's 77-year history, the US Defense Secretary has publicly outsourced the alliance's core guarantee to presidential discretion. The scaffolding around postwar European security just buckled.
Eight justices agreed that Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors amounts to viewpoint discrimination. Roughly two dozen other state bans now face the same constitutional problem.
Spain barred American warplanes from its bases and airspace for the Iran war. Marco Rubio's response — questioning whether NATO serves US interests — could reshape Europe's entire security architecture.
Pete Hegseth's broker tried to buy a multimillion-dollar defense fund in February, weeks before the US joined strikes on Iran. The trade failed — but only because the ETF wasn't yet available on Morgan Stanley's platform.
Marco Rubio went from 3% to 35% in one year at CPAC. The Iran war isn't just reshaping the Middle East — it's fracturing the coalition that put Trump back in office.
Norman Wong's great-grandfather won a Supreme Court case establishing birthright citizenship in 1898. On Wednesday, the court may decide whether that victory still stands.
Organisers report 3,100 events drew nine million participants across all 50 states — potentially the largest single-day demonstration in modern American history. The White House called them 'Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions.'
Real missile strikes cut with Call of Duty footage, set to a Childish Gambino beat and viewed 50 million times. The White House is selling a war as a highlight reel — and the casualties don't make the edit.
The White House calls them "Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions." Organizers say seven million showed up last time — and Saturday, across 50 states and 16 countries, will be bigger.
Four Army officers had cleared every hurdle for promotion to brigadier general. Then the defense secretary reached in and pulled their names — two Black men, two women — in a move with no modern precedent.
For months, DOJ attorneys told federal judges they had no intention of sharing voter data with immigration authorities. In a Rhode Island courtroom on Thursday, the department admitted it plans to do exactly that.
The U.S. is negotiating peace with Iran and threatening war with Cuba — in the same speech, from the same stage. 'Cuba is next,' Trump told a Saudi-backed conference in Miami. 'Pretend I didn't say that.'
The White House launched an app Friday alongside missile-launch promo footage and a built-in ICE tip line. The most honest feature is the one asking you to inform on your neighbors.
Austria's vice-chancellor says social media platforms are designed to make children 'deliberately dependent.' His government's solution: ban anyone under 14 from using them.
After 42 days without pay, TSA workers will finally receive their wages. ICE agents won't—and the political fight over immigration enforcement has only just begun.
Nearly 500 TSA officers have quit during the five-week shutdown. Workers are selling plasma to survive. Now Trump says he'll pay them unilaterally — but nobody knows if it's legal.
For the first time since 1861, the US Treasurer's signature will disappear from American money—replaced by President Trump's. The bills enter circulation this summer.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood before Pentagon employees this week and prayed for "overwhelming violence of action against those who deserve no mercy" — the first such service since the Iran war began.
Rejected asylum seekers could soon be detained in centers outside EU borders — in countries they've never set foot in. Human rights groups call them 'legal black holes.'
A first-time Democratic candidate just won the state legislative district that includes Mar-a-Lago—beating a Trump-endorsed Republican by 797 votes in territory the president carried by double digits.
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