Donald Trump has claimed he has canceled a previously planned second wave of military attacks on Venezuela, signaling what he described as a shift away from further escalation after recent developments.
Donald Trump has promised oil companies “total safety” for their operations in Venezuela, urging major energy firms to invest billions of dollars as part of a broader push to reshape the country’s oil sector and assert US influence over its future.
A small group of Republican senators has joined Democrats to force a Senate vote aimed at checking President Donald Trump’s war powers related to US actions involving Venezuela, signaling rare bipartisan resistance to the White House’s expanding use of executive authority.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has officially launched his reelection campaign, using the announcement not only to highlight his record in office but also to signal broader ambitions and a long-term vision that extends beyond a second term.
Minnesota officials say they have been blocked from participating in an investigation into a shooting involving federal immigration agents, fueling fresh tension between state leaders and federal authorities amid an intensified immigration crackdown in Minneapolis.
France and several of its European allies have held discussions on how to respond to growing concerns over the United States’ intentions toward Greenland, amid heightened rhetoric that has unsettled governments in Europe and the Arctic region.
Democrats and Republicans emerged sharply divided after a classified briefing on the Trump administration’s recent operation involving Venezuela, with lawmakers offering starkly different assessments of the mission’s legality, risks, and long-term consequences.
A Republican senator has publicly criticized comments made by Stephen Miller about Greenland, delivering a rare and blunt rebuke that highlights growing unease within the GOP over the administration’s rhetoric on foreign policy.
The US Department of Justice has acknowledged that it has released less than one percent of the files connected to its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, underscoring the vast scale of a document review that remains far from complete.
The Trump administration has moved to freeze billions of dollars in federal social services funding allocated to five Democratic-led states, setting off a new political and legal confrontation over the role of Washington in supporting public welfare programs.
Greenland, the world’s largest island, has once again found itself at the center of global debate after renewed interest from Donald Trump, raising questions about why the remote Arctic territory matters so much to U.S. strategic thinking.
The federal government is deploying roughly 2,000 agents to Minneapolis as part of an expanded immigration enforcement push, a move that has drawn sharp reactions from local officials, advocates and community leaders.
A week after a shocking shooting that left a dentist and his wife dead, authorities say the suspect remains at large, intensifying a nationwide manhunt and deepening fear in the community where the attack occurred.
One person was taken into custody following a security incident at the Ohio residence of U.S. Senator J.D. Vance, authorities said, prompting a swift law enforcement response and renewed attention to the safety of elected officials.
Minnesota’s political landscape shifted abruptly after Governor Tim Walz announced he would not seek a third term, setting off intense speculation about who might step into the race — including whether U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar could make a bid for the state’s top office.
Thousands of travelers were left stranded across the Caribbean after a sudden U.S. military operation disrupted regional air traffic, forcing airlines to scramble to add extra flights and reroute passengers.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has announced he will not seek a third term in office, a decision that comes as a widening fraud scandal continues to dominate state politics and raise questions about oversight within his administration.
Hundreds of people were forced to flee a homeless shelter in San Diego after flooding inundated the facility, highlighting the vulnerability of the city’s unhoused population amid severe weather.
The United States is facing growing risks from natural disasters with fewer tools to respond effectively, according to disaster preparedness experts who say decisions made during Donald Trump’s presidency have left the country more vulnerable at a critical moment.
U.S. president Donald Trump said the United States would effectively “run” Venezuela following the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, outlining what he described as a temporary arrangement until a “judicious transition” to new leadership could be completed.
Behind the scenes, the United States has intensified a campaign of covert and indirect pressure on Venezuela, expanding what analysts describe as a shadow conflict aimed at weakening President Nicolás Maduro’s grip on power. Despite these efforts, the country’s longtime leader continues to hold on, defying predictions of his political collapse.
Zohran Mamdani was officially inaugurated as mayor of New York City on Tuesday, pledging to usher in what he called “a new era” for the nation’s largest city as jubilant crowds gathered to celebrate his historic rise to office.
A drone strike reportedly carried out by U.S. intelligence operatives has targeted a port facility along Venezuela’s coast, according to people familiar with the matter, marking a significant escalation in covert pressure on the South American nation.
Major U.S. airports have experienced significant disruptions in recent months, with a surge in flight delays and cancellations that has affected millions of passengers nationwide. New visual data charts reveal how weather patterns, staffing shortages and air traffic congestion have contributed to widespread travel headaches.
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