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Energy Secretary Chris Wright pushes back on criticism of rising fuel costs, blaming Democrats for higher prices in blue states and praising Trump's push for peace and cheaper energy.
Katie Zacharia lasted five days as press secretary. Now more than $8 million is riding on who exits the Trump administration next.
Sen. Alex Padilla warns that separating Federal Student Aid from the Education Department could shut low-income and first-generation students out of higher education, as officials question the timeline and legal hurdles.
Thomas Massie mocks Trump over 'loser' insults and teases an impeachment vote against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Trump endorsed Netanyahu ahead of Israel's Oct. 27 election, warning the U.S. could face Iran alone if the Israeli leader loses. Prediction markets tell a different story.
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO says government can't cut its way out of the national debt, and he's betting on AI and robots to bridge the gap instead.
U.S. stock futures rose late Sunday, pointing to a bounce from Friday's Nasdaq slide, even as calls for a Black Monday crash trended on social media.
Macron urges calm after nationwide riots over living costs leave shops damaged, public buildings burned, and nearly 1,000 officers injured.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says September's inflation jump is an energy shock, not broad price pressure, and prices will fall once the Iran conflict ends.
Iran proposed a Gulf data authority to cut off resources to AI companies aiding the US military, while threatening tech infrastructure.
Trump defended pausing Russia sanctions, blaming Zelenskyy's refinery strikes for disrupting US diesel markets and urging an end to the war.
Iran's Abbas Araghchi accused Benjamin Netanyahu of dragging the U.S. into another war to dodge jail, warning Tehran has 'unfinished jobs too' — hours after Trump gave Netanyahu his 'Complete and Total Endorsement.'
Trump takes fire from Schumer, Warren, Massie and a former ally over Russia sanctions, deficit spending, Social Security's COLA and frozen Russian assets.
Kushner and Witkoff floated restarting Russian gas flows to Europe as part of a Ukraine settlement, drawing pushback from Brussels and bipartisan criticism in Washington.
Vance defended data center expansion, urging companies to address noise and power costs while sharing benefits, including $50,000 teacher bonuses.
