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He’s loving it: Donald Trump goes to McDonald’s, tells worker he knows menu ‘better than anybody’

Former President Donald Trump boasted about knowing more about the McDonald’s menu than the staff during his visit to East Palestine, Ohio, on Wednesday.

Economy grew by 2.7% in fourth quarter of 2022, holding up despite rising interest rates

The economy expanded by 2.7% in the fourth quarter of last year, showing resilience in the face of economic challenges, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported in a revised estimate Thursday.

Biden reassures allies of Ukraine support as questions persist regarding exit strategy

President Joe Biden's trip to Europe, marking the first anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine, sought to underscore the U.S.'s commitment to the war-torn country and its NATO and non-NATO allies on the border of Russian President Vladimir Putin's conflict.

Timeline of Russia’s yearlong war in Ukraine

Russia's military entered Ukrainian territory in what quickly became the largest ground invasion since World War II exactly one year ago Friday.

Ohio train derailment: Trump shows signs of life — can he bottle it for 2024?

Former President Donald Trump in his Wednesday trip to Ohio briefly channeled the populist energy that distinguished his 2016 campaign from Hillary Clinton and over a dozen Republican rivals.

Biden administration accused of creating ‘gag policy’ for scientific research

The Biden administration is facing backlash over proposing a speech rule for federal scientists that critics say is a gag order.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Arkansas education reform should be ‘blueprint for states’

EXCLUSIVE — Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R-AR) touted her newly introduced education reform bill, which includes a universal school choice program, as a potential model for other states interested in taking a holistic approach to education.

The DragonBear alliance: How China has been parroting Russian justifications for Ukraine invasion

The Chinese government has spent the last year parroting Russia’s justifications for its invasion of Ukraine, including spreading disinformation and echoing Kremlin critiques of NATO, as it gives rhetorical and political support to Russia.

European Commission bans TikTok from corporate devices

The European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union, has asked all employees to remove TikTok from their corporate devices and personal devices that use corporate apps, citing security concerns regarding the extremely popular Chinese-made social media app.

Iowa Republicans ‘shop around’ for 2024 alternative to Trump

DES MOINES, Iowa — Nearly 100 Iowans packed into the Reading Room on the third floor of the Cowles Library at Drake University on Wednesday, huddling together in the small study space to learn more about prospective 2024 candidate Tim Scott (R-SC).
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