US Politics

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.

Lawmakers say President Trump is conditioning federal infrastructure funds for New York on renaming Penn Station after himself

President Trump told Axios the U.S. is 'semi-negotiating' with Tehran as a naval blockade squeezes Iran's economy and oil holds near $75 a barrel.

Republican Mike Rogers seized on Abdul El Sayed's recorded disdain for Mackinac Island days after El Sayed won the Democratic Senate nomination.

Voters will decide all 435 House seats, 33 Senate seats and dozens of state offices on Nov. 3, 2026, setting the legislative agenda for the next two years.

The White House sent Fed Governor Lisa Cook a letter demanding she respond within three weeks to unproven mortgage fraud allegations — a step toward removal.

A work slowdown and the cancellation of alternative legal pathways have stalled 7.5 million applications, leaving millions at greater risk of deportation.

Republicans face an unpopular president, rising retirements and mounting scandals as Democrats open an 8-point lead on the generic congressional ballot.

President Trump, speaking in Las Vegas, said U.S. factory growth is surging — but economists say automation deserves credit alongside policy.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said things 'don't look good' for Rep. Max Miller, who faces calls to resign over domestic abuse and illegal drug use allegations.

Kalshi data gives Vice President JD Vance and Sen. Marco Rubio an 18 percent shot at the presidency, with Gavin Newsom and Jon Ossoff leading a thin Democratic field.

Defense contractors and tech firms locked in stable federal funding as Senate leadership crushed conservative attempts to attach policy riders.

Vice President JD Vance's public criticism of Senator Susan Collins exposes a widening Republican divide, complicating legislative efforts

President Trump extended a formal invitation to Chinese President Xi Jinping for a Sept. 24 visit, a move that could ease trade tensions and open new markets for U.S. corporations

The senior Republican senator's health announcement adds a new dynamic to her reelection bid, forcing corporate PACs and industry groups to recalculate campaign finance

House Oversight Committee demands financial records from individuals and organizations linked to presidential clemency decisions, alleging quid pro quo arrangements

Republicans carved up Democratic Rep. Mary Jones' district after Supreme Court narrowed Voting Rights Act

President Trump's direct challenge to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' comments on Supreme Court voting rights signals an escalating partisan battle with clear financial market implications for legislative gridlock.

The high court's decision on the Voting Rights Act narrows federal oversight, forcing corporations and investors to re-evaluate political risk and engagement strategies at the state level.

Republicans on the Armed Services Committee are voicing deep concerns over the Trump administration's plan to withdraw U.S. troops from Germany, sparking fears among defense contractors and allies.

As the Senate engages in its marathon Vote-a-rama, critical amendments targeting digital asset regulation and financial oversight are poised to reshape market dynamics, revealing the potent influence of deep-pocketed industry players.

Vice President Kamala Harris intensified her critique of President Trump, directly attributing surging gas prices to his administration's foreign policy and framing the economic impact as a deliberate choice.

Vice President JD Vance announced the failure of U.S.-Iran peace talks, sending tremors through global markets and signaling a renewed era of confrontation

Democratic strategist James Carville's public assessment of President Trump's 'deteriorating' state injects fresh uncertainty into Washington's power corridors, raising questions about legislative stability and future market direction amidst a climate of 'Extreme Fear'.

A high-profile opinion piece advocating for formal US-Ukraine tech collaboration ignites a DC scramble for defense contracts and aid, reshaping the geopolitical and financial landscape for American and European firms.

President Donald Trump's unequivocal endorsement of Bitcoin as 'very powerful' and a strategic national imperative marks a pivotal moment for digital assets, driving crypto resilience amidst a red traditional market.