
Trump's Approval Rating Hits Record Low as GOP Faces Internal Divisions
President Trump's approval rating dropped to 34% in a YouGov poll while the Republican Party grapples with competing factions ahead of midterm elections.

President Trump's approval rating dropped to 34% in a YouGov poll while the Republican Party grapples with competing factions ahead of midterm elections.

The Trump administration has reduced funding for international programs, affecting health initiatives in Africa and UN operations.

Bipartisan legislation would let Americans sue federal officials who allegedly coerce platforms to remove content.

Thousands gathered in Mississippi to protest a Supreme Court decision that weakened Voting Rights Act protections against racial discrimination in elections.

Ben Black, head of a government investment agency, had personal and business connections to Jeffrey Epstein according to released DOJ emails and filings.

GOP senators and House leadership indicate openness to U.S. ground troops in Iran amid ongoing regional conflict, while Iran vows to resist.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins discussed screwworm management with Senate officials following the parasite's return to Texas after six decades.

Pro- and anti-ICE protesters clashed outside Newark detention center as immigrant rights groups mobilize across World Cup host cities.

Congressional Republicans who defied Trump on key votes are facing primary elections that will test the former president's influence over the GOP.

Cole Tomas Allen, 31, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a Washington D.C. event, agreed to remain jailed pending trial.
Hungary's president is under mounting pressure to resign as opposition leader threatens legal action in escalating political confrontation.

The Department of Justice has removed news releases about January 6 criminal cases from its website, calling the content 'partisan propaganda.'

Multiple reports indicate escalating tensions between the United States and Cuba involving potential legal action and security concerns.

Multiple Democratic Senate candidates are confronting questions about controversial social media posts and statements as the 2024 election cycle intensifies.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the administration is open to pausing the 18-cent federal gas tax amid rising fuel costs during the Iran conflict.
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