Tuesday, Dec 16

Trump's executive order labels fentanyl as a "weapon of mass destruction," expanding U.S. authority to combat drug trafficking.

Tuesday, Dec 16

Trump's possible reclassification of marijuana could transform the cannabis industry, despite political pushback.

Saturday, Dec 13

House Democrats unveil new photos featuring Trump, Clinton, and former Prince Andrew from Epstein's estate, fueling ongoing political discourse.

Saturday, Dec 13

California and other states are suing the Trump administration over a controversial $100,000 fee for H-1B visas, claiming it burdens critical services.

Saturday, Dec 13

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has filed a lawsuit to halt the construction of a new ballroom at the White House, citing violations of federal law.

Saturday, Dec 13

Indiana Republicans defied Trump’s pressure, rejecting a redistricting plan that would have favored their party ahead of the midterm elections.

Saturday, Dec 13

Trump announces a pardon for Tina Peters, but Colorado officials challenge its legality, highlighting constitutional limits on presidential powers.

Friday, Dec 12

Trump's new executive order aims to limit state regulations on artificial intelligence, asserting the need for a unified national regulatory framework.

Friday, Dec 12

Trump launches the Gold Card visa, offering expedited US residency for a $1 million fee, aiming to attract top global talent and generate government revenue.

Friday, Dec 12

A federal grand jury again declines to indict Letitia James, marking a setback to efforts perceived as politically motivated against the AG.