Politics

A vehicle crashed into an exterior security gate at the White House on October 21, 2025. The driver was arrested, and authorities confirmed there is no ongoing threat.

Paul Ingrassia’s withdrawn nomination after admitting to a “Nazi streak” highlights the Republican Party’s increasing acceptance of extremist rhetoric under Trump’s influence.

Architects and historians voice serious concerns as Trump moves ahead with a massive new ballroom at the White House, citing rushed timelines and threats to historic integrity.

The Trump administration is invoking a 1827 Supreme Court case over a confiscated horse to justify sending National Guard troops to Chicago—sparking a major constitutional clash.

Donald Trump is demanding $230 million from the Justice Department for legal costs from past federal cases—a request now under review by officials who once defended him.

Special counsel Jack Smith’s legal team refutes GOP claims he wiretapped lawmakers, clarifying that only standard phone metadata subpoenas were used in the Trump investigation.

President Trump has unveiled plans for a Paris-inspired triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary—raising questions about legacy, legality, and public memory.