Department of Homeland Security faces operational disruptions from government shutdown while contractors raise concerns about influence in procurement process.
The UK government has activated new sentencing guidelines to reduce short prison terms while scaling back plans for new town developments from thirteen to seven sites.
A new Fox News poll indicates three-quarters of voters consider government spending wasteful, marking a significant increase from the previous year.
Vice President JD Vance has expressed support for military action against Iran, marking a shift from his previous anti-interventionist positions on foreign conflicts.
Postmaster General testifies before House committee about financial challenges facing USPS, warning of potential funding crisis within a year.
The United States has made policy adjustments regarding Venezuelan oil extraction and gold transactions amid ongoing diplomatic relations with the region.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte discussed recent talks with President Trump following the president's critical remarks about the alliance.
Florida-based Powerus, which added Eric and Donald Trump Jr. last month, is pursuing defense contracts with Gulf nations under Iranian attack.
Democratic-led states filed lawsuit against President Trump's new tariffs after Supreme Court struck down previous trade measures.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren endorsed Graham Platner over Gov. Janet Mills in Maine's Democratic primary for the Senate seat held by Republican Susan Collins.
President Trump has privately asked allies about firing Kristi Noem following her Senate hearing and amid scrutiny over a $220 million advertising campaign.
President Trump discussed Iran developments and Kennedy Center operations ahead of a board meeting at the arts institution.
Dr. Mehmet Oz and JD Vance are focusing on Medicaid fraud as part of broader entitlement program reform efforts.
A federal judge ruled that Trump administration efforts to shut down Voice of America operations were illegal, ordering mass rehiring by March 23.
Republican and Democratic senators raised counterintelligence concerns about sanctioned Russian lawmakers visiting Washington D.C.
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