Politics

Zelenskyy says he has no plans to apologize to President Donald Trump after the two shared a tense moment in the Oval Office on Friday.

Zelenskyy says Trump not owed an apology after White House dustup

An appellate court blocked parts of Arizona's 2022 voter registration law, citing rights violations and voter suppression.

Appeals court blocks Arizona’s proof of citizenship law, cites voter suppression

The meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy made European leaders double down on their support for Ukraine, while Republicans praised Trump.

‘The free world needs a new leader’: Trump-Zelenskyy make jaws drop

The watchdog for the USAID is holding back on releasing two critical reports on the consequences of Trump's freeze on funding.

Watchdog group may not release reports on USAID cuts for fear of retaliation

Congress could overturn rule that treats payment apps like Venmo as banks

The Wayback Machine at the Internet Archive says it is working to save all government webpages under the Trump administration.

As many gov’t webpages are deleted, Wayback Machine aims to save data

The Trump administration has moved quickly to announce the dates for his new tariffs. But, meeting those deadlines reportedly might be difficult for his staff.

Trump administration facing difficulty meeting tariff deadlines: Report

The White House said on Friday, President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order making English.

Trump to sign executive order to make English official language of US

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu sent negotiators to Cairo, but reports indicate Israel is preparing for a larger military operation in Gaza.

The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel is nearing its end, will peace hold?

President Trump cut his talks with Ukraine President Zelenskyy short, telling him to come back to the U.S. when he’s “ready for peace."

Zelenskyy leaves WH early; Trump says he can come back when ‘ready for peace’

BlackRock announced it has shifted away from its DEI policies, a major shift for a company that once promoted DEI goals.

BlackRock changes stance on DEI; joins Bank of America, Paramount in rollback

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a new effort to boost the number of air traffic controllers in the U.S.

Trump admin to hire more air traffic controllers, boost technology

The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) has launched a new website called enddei.ed.gov just hours ahead a Trump administration order.

New Dept. of Education website accepts DEI complaints about schools

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits Washington to discuss a possible minerals deal and peace-keeping force with President Donald Trump.

Trump to meet with Zelenskyy over Ukraine minerals deal, war with Russia

Twenty-nine Mexican cartel members, including Rafael Caro Quintero, have been transferred to U.S. custody to face charges.

Mexico extradites 29 Mexican cartel members to US: DOJ

Authorities in California have launched a corruption probe into an aquatics center project that cost millions in public funds.

Police raid California mayor’s house, city hall in $14 million corruption probe

An investigation was opened into a nonprofit that DOGE officials scrutinized due to the amount of government contracts awarded.

Nonprofit under investigation after DOGE spotlight, millions in waste

Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan are now in the United States, despite facing rape and human trafficking charges in Romania.

Tate brothers, facing human trafficking charges in Romania, arrive in the US

Congressional Republicans are scrambling to fund the government and President Trump’s agenda, just 15 days out from a government shutdown.

How Republicans could fund the government and Trump’s agenda

The House Judiciary Committee was criticized Thursday afternoon after Rick Rolling its X followers by stating it had the Epstein client list.

Republicans ‘Rickroll’ the Epstein files, receive blowback from users

Trump administration Attorney General Pam Bondi has ordered the dismissal of DEI lawsuits filed against police and fire agencies nationwide.

AG Bondi puts an end to DEI lawsuits against police, fire departments

The Trump administration told agencies to prepare for large-scale layoffs. It wants departments to submit plans by March 13th.

White House tells federal agencies to prepare for large-scale layoffs

U.S. officials are reportedly considering pulling the plug on a $590 million contract awarded to Moderna to develop a bird flu vaccine.

Trump admin may nix $590 million Moderna contract for H5N1 shot: Report

Women in Montana could soon be unable to get an abortion anywhere under a bill that makes “abortion trafficking” across state lines a felony.

New Montana bill aims to make ‘abortion trafficking’ a felony offense

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