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Bitcoin surged 23% to $77,559 this week on institutional ETF buying tied to U.S. debt concerns and Trump's push for crypto regulation.

The CMS administrator directly contradicted the president's claim that the combined measles, mumps and rubella shot is lethal, forcing a public split on vaccine safety.

The Freedom 250 Grand Prix drew an estimated 140,000 spectators to the capital as part of the nation's 250th Anniversary celebrations.

President Donald Trump directly reversed a Department of Homeland Security pause on immigration enforcement traffic stops, overruling his own Homeland Security Secretary.

The Pennsylvania Democrat broke with Gov. Josh Shapiro and other party leaders over restrictions on AI infrastructure, warning that curbing development hands a strategic advantage to Beijing.

The Pentagon is considering renaming the USS Doris Miller after President Trump, drawing swift condemnation from civil rights leaders and lawmakers.

The Second Circuit affirmed that John Sarcone III lacked authority to seek records on cases involving President Trump and the NRA.

The Postal Service published a final rule late Friday tightening mail-in voting requirements, defying a federal court injunction as it moves to implement President Trump's order before November elections.

The broadcaster seeks testimony and documents from Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Jr. in the lawsuit over a 2024 documentary

Iran's top security official threatened to treat regional countries as enemies if they support U.S. efforts to pressure Iran's economy following new sanctions.

The Trump administration credits its policies for domestic crude output reaching an all-time high in 2025, with the Energy Department projecting the trend to continue.

The Georgia senator insists he has no interest in the presidency, but viral clips of his attacks on Trump are fueling comparisons to Barack Obama's rise.

President Trump assailed conservative figures over a budding anti-war coalition, calling them failures and suggesting they join Democrats

President Trump told reporters he accepts Republican opposition to data centers, even as he champions the technology for U.S. competition with China.

President Trump campaigned for Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina on Friday, but some supporters said they would vote for her opponent, Rep. Ralph Norman, in Tuesday's GOP primary runoff.

President Trump joked that his departing press secretary likes her children more than him, drawing praise from allies and criticism from opponents over what the comment reveals about demands on staff.

Martin leaves the Justice Department to lead Trump's legal battles ahead of the 2026 midterms and 2028 presidential race.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. will impose sweeping sanctions and maintain a blockade on Iran, calling on other nations to join the effort to isolate the country economically.

The North Dakota Republican is halting confirmations until the administration backs down on a federal rule restricting farm drainage near protected wetlands.

Alina Habba, Trump's former personal attorney, denied Wednesday she is seeking the White House press secretary job despite hitting 35 percent odds on a betting platform.

The NRSC and Rep. Mike Rogers released spots using the Democrat's rarely-public middle name and misrepresenting his statements after his primary victory.

The Florida Republican called for a 'final blow' against Tehran and predicted Trump may order new U.S. strikes as Iran threatens Strait of Hormuz shipping

President Donald Trump halted 50 percent tariffs on $20 billion in Canadian imports, citing a new agreement after intense negotiations.

President Trump delayed levies set to take effect at 12:01 a.m. ET, citing a near-final trade agreement after weeks of high-level negotiations with Ottawa.

The Aug. 17 denial makes the 2023 sexual abuse and defamation judgment final, closing Trump's last avenue to challenge the $5 million award.

Rhode Island Democrat Jack Reed attacked Trump's admiration for North Korea's leadership as the president ordered reductions in U.S.-South Korea military exercises.

Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi, speaking in Sydney, warned the three-way alliance is essential as Trump scales back Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises and praises Kim Jong Un.

Three administration officials, including the president, lashed out Monday after the Georgia senator called out Natalie Harp by name at a Sunday Atlanta rally.

The book draws on more than 1,000 sources and a direct Trump interview to chronicle a second term its authors say bears no resemblance to the first.

A D.C. appeals court gave the administration until Aug. 21 to halt above-ground construction, citing the absence of congressional authorization for the $400 million project.

The Louisiana physician-senator said splitting the MMR vaccine into six separate shots will cost families more money and more doctor visits while fixing nothing.

South Korea says its 18,000-soldier exercises will proceed as scheduled despite Trump's order to reduce U.S. participation, citing Pyongyang's recent missile tests.

The Louisiana physician-senator says splitting the MMR vaccine into six shots will drive up costs and inconvenience families — with no scientific basis.

Sen. Ruben Gallego blamed the Trump administration Sunday for conditions aboard a carrier that has gone more than 200 days without a port call.

The Justice Department filed an emergency appeal Friday asking the Supreme Court to lift a lower court's halt on above-ground construction of the $600 million project.

The broadcaster filed for the subpoenas Friday, targeting three Trump family members as it builds its defense against the president's lawsuit over a Jan. 6 documentary.

The Iranian president cited port blockades, oil sanctions and bombed industrial sites as both sides showed no sign of returning to peace talks.

The president filed an emergency Supreme Court petition Friday, then accused the National Trust for Historic Preservation of exposing classified military bunker plans.

The GOP nominee for Wisconsin governor sidestepped a direct question Friday about presidential support, citing Trump's schedule and an upcoming midterm convention.

Mike Lindell's double-digit primary loss in Minnesota is the fourth high-profile Trump-backed gubernatorial candidate to fall in 2026, exposing a pattern weeks before general election season.

The Nassau County executive is running for New York governor with Trump's endorsement while backing abortion access and legal status for some immigrants — a balancing act in a state Harris won by 12 points.

The HHS secretary, who credits fermented foods and grass-fed meat with losing 20 pounds in 30 days, says Trump loads up on fast food while traveling but eats well at home.

Two of Congress's most powerful committees face new ranking members in 2027, as Democrats promise sharper opposition to Trump's foreign policy and law enforcement agenda.

Melissa L. Farris faces two felony counts carrying up to 10 years in prison each after orange, pink and green graffiti appeared across the National Mall landmark.

Three judges on the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled Thursday that the president had legal authority to rescind the de minimis exemption, ending duty-free entry for goods under $800.

BBC attorneys argued all three have personal knowledge of events surrounding Jan. 6 — but the Secret Service has complicated efforts to serve the subpoenas.

A 20-3 supermajority approved an exterior inscription crediting Trump with the renovation; a separate resolution would rename the plaza once a $100 million fund is reached.

The president visited the Nassau County Police Academy on Friday with Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel to release 2025 violent crime figures.

The third-place finisher in Tuesday's GOP primary endorsed his rival Friday, with the Aug. 25 runoff against Rep. Ralph Norman now the central fight for Lindsey Graham's old seat.

The president flew to Nassau County to speak at the police academy, tout falling crime rates and campaign for County Executive Bruce Blakeman.