A group of 25 states have labelled the president's newest global tariffs as "arbitrary, capricious, and contrary to law."
Trump Admin Issues $100B Tariff Refunds as States Sue Over New Duties
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A group of 25 states have labelled the president's newest global tariffs as "arbitrary, capricious, and contrary to law."
Trump Admin Issues $100B Tariff Refunds as States Sue Over New Duties
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Three new polls show Democrats leading key midterm indicators as Trump's approval and economic ratings remain weak.
Donald Trump Gets Worrying Midterm Warning Sign Across 3 New Polls
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Donald Trump bans quotas everywhere else. At the Patriot Games, he puts them on primetime television and calls it patriotism.
The Patriot Games Are a Celebration of Affirmative Action
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Many of America’s allies have lost patience with the coercion and unreliability of Donald Trump’s diplomacy.
World Leaders Are Getting Sick and Tired Of Donald Trump’s Antics | Opinion
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Trump is in the midst of a two-state tour intended to drum up support for his domestic agenda on crime and the economy.
Trump’s Approval Rating on Economy as He Makes Appeal to Voters
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Moreno called for his ex-son-in-law's resignation following abuse allegations that Miller has strongly denied.
Republicans Call for Max Miller To Quit As Deadline Looms
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Michigan has competitive Senate and gubernatorial races in this year's midterm elections.
Republicans’ Chances of Flipping Michigan as El-Sayed, Benson Win Primaries
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As hostility toward data centers grows across the country, will they really be able to make homes “more valuable,” as Trump says?
Trump Says Data Centers Push Up House Prices. What the Figures Show
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Russia said on Wednesday it had targeted logistics and transport sites in and around Kyiv with "precision" weapons.
Russia Hunts Ukrainians in ‘Drone Safaris’ As 17 Killed in Huge Kyiv Strike
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Trump criticized the U.S. oil majors for earning "too much money" thanks to supply disruptions caused by the Iran war.
Trump Slams Exxon and Chevron Iran War Windfalls. Can He Do Anything?
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More than 1,000 grocery items will be reduced through September 8 at Meijer grocery stores.
Meijer Slash Prices on More Than 1,000 Items: List of Biggest Savings
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A senior advisor to the first lady promised it offered "a completely different look" to the movie.
New Melania Trump Show Launching After Amazon’s Big Movie Losses
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Thomas J. Smith's lead exceeds the estimated number of remaining ballots, leaving Amir Hassan with no path to victory.
Trump-Endorsed Michigan Candidate Loses To Rival Who Stopped Campaigning
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President Donald Trump has spent years criticizing wind turbines, calling them unsightly, expensive and harmful to wildlife.
Trump’s War on Wind: Timeline of President’s Wrath Over Power Turbines
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While AI infrastructure is not the sole cause of rising utility bills, several states are increasingly worried.
Map Shows Electricity Costs in Every State as AI Data Centers Surge Prices
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Republicans currently hold a slim majority in the House with 218 seats compared to Democrats' 212.
Nate Silver Predicts Republicans ‘Low Probability’ Path to Midterm Win
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Gas prices, oil-company profits and voter frustration are colliding as Trump pressures the energy industry ahead of November.
Donald Trump Blames Big Oil as Gas Prices Threaten Republican Midterm Hopes
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Shedeur Sanders is making his case in the Browns' QB competition, impressing Todd Monken with back-to-back strong practices.
Shedeur Sanders Earns High Praise After Another Strong Browns Practice
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The 49ers' receiver injuries keep piling up in camp. See who's hurt and what it means for Brock Purdy heading into 2026.
49ers’ Wide Receiver Injuries Pile up as Multiple Starters Miss Practice
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Several new changes to the federal student loan system could create risks for borrowers who rely on Social Security benefits.
How Trump’s New Student Loan Rules Could Hurt Social Security Recipients
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Veteran Maxx Crosby is heading into his eighth NFL season as a superstar defensive end for the Las Vegas Raiders.
Maxx Crosby Admits He’s Pushing Limits With His Practice Intensity
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Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons threw a punch during Tuesday's practice and was subsequently ejected.
Jeffery Simmons Throws Punch, Removed From Practice
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Trump’s decision to keep National Guard troops deployed in D.C. through his second term is expected to cost another $1.4B.
Trump’s DC National Guard Deployment to Cost Another $1.4B: Crime Update
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The incident comes amid an already heightened security environment surrounding Trump following attempted attacks targeting him.
Who Is Jeanine John Taele? Armed Man Arrested at Trump Golf Course
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The business leaders are warning much of Big Bend's tourism could be lost if access to the Rio Grand is cut off.
Texas Businesses Warn Trump’s Border Barriers Threaten Their ‘Livelihoods’
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East European states are facing the Russian threat with innovation and investment that makes their Western allies look apathetic.
Putin’s Neighbors Are Preparing for Total War: Europe Take Note | Opinion
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Michigan’s Senate primary offers a test of who gets to define Jewish political power in the Democratic Party.
Who Speaks for Jewish Democrats? Michigan Is About To Decide
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A judge appointed by President George W. Bush is the latest to get in the DOJ's way when it comes to voter rolls.
Trump DOJ’s Election Probes Keep Getting Hampered by Conservative Judges
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Luis Arraez is a candidate to be moved at the MLB trade deadline, and the San Francisco Giants are looking for value in return.
Giants’ Asking Price for Luis Arraez ‘Remains Very High’: Report
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Trump said the company deserved a “plug” after helping restore the White House grounds.
Trump Promotes Roundup Distributor After Backing Glyphosate Push
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