Trump Administration

Trump unveils major LNG deal with South Korea while Senate confirms Keith Sonderling as Labor Secretary in final vote before midterms.

Vice President JD Vance and Joe Gebbia unveiled America.gov. Vance referenced past tech glitches while praising the new AI portal's potential for government service improvement.

The U.S. faces a $38 billion bill from the Iran conflict. High energy costs and strategic losses may affect midterm elections for President Trump.

Trump rejects a 7-day Iranian plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing insufficient guarantees. The move heightens Middle East tensions just before US midterms.

Federal Judge Timothy Kelly orders immediate reinstatement of media access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico after they were banned by the Trump administration.

Trump states US will have permanent control of Greenland security via agreement with Denmark to block adversary military bases in Arctic region.

Vice President JD Vance tells tech firms they are responsible for AI safety, rejecting calls for government oversight while Trump dismisses existential fears as a hoax.

The Supreme Court blocks Trump’s mail ballot restrictions ahead of midterms, while Saudi oil pipeline failures spike energy costs. Meanwhile, the 2026 Emmies showcase shifting media landscapes.

Federal judges ruled against Energy Secretary Chris Wright's order keeping a Michigan coal plant operational. The decision limits DOE emergency authority and supports state planning efforts for cleaner energy transitions.

A federal appeals court has blocked the Trump administration's attempt to keep a Michigan coal power plant open, ruling that Energy Secretary Chris Wright lacked authority under the Federal Power Act.

Trump reveals two countries for beef imports to lower prices, affecting Central Florida families' grocery budgets.

Legal challenges emerge immediately after the announcement that the Trump administration will break ground on a controversial monument near the White House within two weeks, prompting emergency court filings from opponents.