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Johnson faces unity test on spending deal as Democrats promise not to help GOP

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) must rely on his Republican conference staying united to pass a continuing resolution to keep the government open, a feat proven difficult throughout his speakership, as hard-liners typically push back against short-term spending deals. But Johnson may be able to breathe easy this week, as hard-line conservatives have largely fallen […]

Saudi Arabia and Qatar emerge as world’s mediators of choice

The diplomatic carousel is in full force this week with high-profile talks designed to end the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. What is notable about the negotiations is that they are taking place in the Gulf States, which are quickly becoming the premier venue for countries to bring their disputes for moderation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr […]

Trump looms over Greenland election

The people of Greenland are set to vote on Tuesday in what may be their most internationally-watched election, given President Donald Trump’s frequent overtures toward acquiring the island. Voters will elect the 31 representatives to Greenland’s parliament, known as the Inatsisartut. The country, which gained self-rule in 1979, remains a Danish territory. Denmark still controls […]

Trump says he’s buying a Tesla as ‘a show of confidence’ to support Musk 

President Donald Trump and Elon Musk formed a bond during the 2024 presidential campaign. Their partnership helped Trump win the presidency. Musk contributed tens of millions of dollars to Trump’s reelection campaign and organized a PAC that helped with voter registration and get-out-the-vote efforts. He’s been a staunch supporter of the president and an integral […]

Syrian government signs breakthrough agreement to reintegrate US-aligned Kurdish forces

The Syrian government has signed an agreement with Kurdish forces in northeast Syria, setting the path for their reintegration into the country. Tensions had been building between the United States-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and the new central government, led by ISIS lieutenant-turned-Syrian President Abu Mohammad al Julani, otherwise known as Ahmed al-Sharaa. Julani has ordered […]

NORAD warns of ‘excessive’ increase in pilots violating airspace over Trump’s Mar-a-Lago

Gen. Gregory Guillot, commander of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Northern Command, attributed the surge of more than 20 airspace violations near President Donald Trump‘s Mar-a-Lago estate to civilian pilots, urging better adherence to flight restrictions. NORAD, which is tasked with monitoring and defending North American airspace, has expressed growing concerns over […]

Los Angeles DA rejects reducing Menendez brothers’ prison sentences

Los Angeles County’s top prosecutor said he had withdrawn a recommendation to reduce the prison terms of Erik and Lyle Menendez, who are serving sentences of life without parole for the 1989 shotgun murders of their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez. In a reversal of his predecessor, District Attorney Nathan Hochman said there were “legitimate […]

Mulvaney rejects activist label and credits transgender community for support during Bud Light boycott

Influencer Dylan Mulvaney appeared on ABC’s The View, reflecting on being labeled as an “activist” while also expressing appreciation for support received from the transgender community during the Bud Light boycott. When co-host Sara Haines asked Mulvaney on Monday about “doing brand deals with some companies,” the social media influencer jokingly responded with a smile, […]

Thune touts Washington Examiner report on Senate floor for Democratic filibusters

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) cited Washington Examiner reporting in his criticism Monday from the chamber floor of Democrats rekindling their love for the filibuster now that they’re in the minority. Seeking to stonewall congressional Republicans and President Donald Trump, Senate Democrats last week launched their third legislative filibuster of the new Congress, blocking […]

Education Department warns 60 colleges and universities to ‘do better’ to stop antisemitism on campus

The Education Department has warned 60 colleges and universities there will be consequences if they do not protect Jewish students on their respective campuses. Education Secretary Linda McMahon‘s Office of Civil Rights issued the warning in a letter Monday, reminding the institutions, federal funding recipients that are all under investigation or monitoring for potential violations […]
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