Ryan Millsap, a film studio executive running for Congress with $4 million in campaign funding, is accused of investor fraud involving forged signatures.
First Lady Melania Trump publicly denied connections to Jeffrey Epstein while Hillary Clinton criticized the administration's budget proposal in separate Thursday statements.
Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to visit Hungary to support Prime Minister Viktor Orban before upcoming parliamentary elections.
Recent immigration policy changes and court decisions have prompted varied responses from political figures and legal experts.
Democratic lawmakers and governors are pushing for President Trump's removal from office, citing concerns over his fitness as commander-in-chief during escalating Iran tensions.
The Supreme Court struck down Colorado's law prohibiting conversion therapy for LGBTQ minors, ruling 8-1 that it violates therapists' First Amendment rights.
President Trump's 2027 budget proposal seeks $1.5 trillion in defense spending while cutting non-defense discretionary spending by 10 percent.
National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett expressed confidence that Kevin Warsh's Federal Reserve chair nomination will proceed as planned.
President Trump posted surveillance footage of a deadly hammer attack at a Florida gas station, identifying the suspect as a Haitian immigrant.
The Department of Homeland Security funding lapse entered its 44th day Sunday, setting a record as the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
Hungarian assets gained and coordinated social media campaigns emerged ahead of Sunday's parliamentary election that could determine Prime Minister Viktor Orban's future.
John Brennan cited Trump's remarks about Iran as grounds for invoking constitutional provisions for removing an unfit president.
Former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene called President Trump's threat against Iran's civilization 'absolute madness' in a CNN interview.
GOP senators and House leadership indicate openness to U.S. ground troops in Iran amid ongoing regional conflict, while Iran vows to resist.
Investigation reveals ICE's hiring spree to double its workforce included candidates with bankruptcies, failed police academy records, and misconduct allegations.
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