Wednesday, Jan 29

The Justice Department fired over a dozen employees involved in Trump prosecutions, signaling a move to enforce loyalty within the administration.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The U.S. Justice Department has terminated multiple employees involved in prosecuting President Trump, signaling potential changes in oversight and loyalty dynamics.

Tuesday, Jan 28

The documentary 'The Stringer' disputes the authorship of the iconic 'napalm girl' photo, asserting claims from a Vietnamese photographer challenging established history.

Monday, Jan 27

The Trump administration enforces rigorous loyalty tests and political screenings for prospective job seekers, prioritizing MAGA alignment over experience.

Monday, Jan 27

Kia recalls over 80,000 Niro SUVs due to a wiring issue that may prevent airbags from deploying, posing a significant safety risk.

Sunday, Jan 26

Trump's administration conducts mass firings of federal inspectors general, raising concerns over accountability and legality.

Saturday, Jan 25

Pete Hegseth is confirmed as Trump's Defense Secretary following a contentious Senate vote marked by allegations of misconduct and a tie-breaking decision from Vice President JD Vance.

Friday, Jan 24

Kohberger's legal team contests the legality of DNA evidence and search warrants, claiming police misconduct in the high-profile Idaho murder case.

Friday, Jan 24

At the World Economic Forum, Trump urged global leaders to invest in the U.S. or face tariffs, outlining his administration’s economic strategy.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Elise Stefanik pledges unwavering support for Trump's agenda and Israel at her UN ambassador confirmation hearing, revealing significant policy implications.