The Trump administration is pulling 700 U.S. troops from Romania, Germany, and Poland, citing a strategic realignment toward Asia and domestic priorities—drawing sharp criticism from allies and lawmakers.
In Seoul, President Trump pledges to finally end the Korean War, calling for direct talks with Kim Jong Un and backing South Korea’s new peace initiative.
HuffPost journalist Shirish Dáte is drawing unusually personal attacks from Trump White House officials—including ‘your mom’ jokes—highlighting escalating tensions between progressive media and the administration.
Despite Trump’s claims of a new $10 billion Toyota investment in U.S. auto plants, the company clarified it has made no such new pledge—only continuing prior-level spending.
Newly published 2026 rates show a 26% average increase in Obamacare premiums, coinciding with a critical Congressional debate over expiring subsidies that could make coverage unaffordable for millions.
During a state visit to Gyeongju, South Korea, Donald Trump was gifted a replica of a Silla-era golden crown—one of the nation’s most iconic artifacts.
The 2025 Netherlands election tests whether voters still back Geert Wilders after his party triggered a government collapse over migration policy.
Nineteen-year-old Brilyn Hollyhand is emerging as a leading voice among young conservatives in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination—but not without controversy.
The D.C. Bar’s ethics committee warns that law firms brokering Trump-related government settlements may breach ethics rules unless they obtain waivers from conflicted clients.
Air traffic controllers say the ongoing government shutdown is straining the aviation system and compromising safety as they work without pay.