Despite widespread claims, a conservative watchdog’s report—cited by the U.S. Justice Department—found no evidence that George Soros or his network funded terrorism or broke any laws.
President Trump vows massive new tariffs and a canceled Xi Jinping meeting after China tightens control over rare earth mineral exports—key materials for U.S. defense and tech sectors.
Despite its global prestige, the Nobel Peace Prize seldom leads to long-term political or social transformation—serving more as moral recognition than a driver of change.
Facing U.S. military pressure and sanctions, Nicolás Maduro proposed giving American companies control of Venezuela’s oil and gold—but the Trump administration rejected the offer, opting for escalation over engagement.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado is publicly supporting Donald Trump’s military posture in the Caribbean as a strategy to oust Venezuela’s authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has imposed sweeping restrictions on journalists at the Pentagon, sparking concerns over transparency and First Amendment rights.
Pro-Trump podcasters and streamers are amplifying claims that Portland is a ‘hellscape,’ and the White House is using their content to justify deploying federal forces to the city.
Federal judges have issued conflicting rulings on Trump’s use of the National Guard in Los Angeles, Portland, D.C., and Chicago, raising constitutional concerns over military deployment on U.S. soil.
New York Attorney General Letitia James faces federal charges but plans to stay in office, citing legal precedent and institutional independence.
New York Attorney General Letitia James, along with Fani Willis and Lisa Cook, are among prominent Black women facing investigations and public attacks from Donald Trump.