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In his sudden pivot to negotiations toward a deal with Iran, President Donald Trump has contradicted his own recent statements while declaring Tuesday that “regime change” had been achieved.
As the war in Iran continues, congressional caseworkers are trying to help — and feeling extra strain — as Americans evacuate from the Middle East.
The idea became even more attractive for Senate GOP leaders Monday, when President Donald Trump tied funding DHS—which has been shut down for four weeks—to passage of the GOP’s election security
After posting critical statements about the new Iranian government on his Truth Social platform over the weekend, Trump said Monday that the U.S. and Iran have had “productive” negotiations.
But within hours, Trump rejected it in a broadside and tied it to the SAVE America Act.
After a White House meeting with President Donald Trump earlier in the evening, GOP senators appeared convinced a deal was at hand on a plan that would allow tens of thousands of DHS workers to begin
‘Not afraid of anything’ The U.S. communicator in chief’s torrent of contradictory words with little policy impact was not limited to his Iran war.
Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., on Thursday filed three joint resolutions to block a pending sale of nearly $659 million worth of weapons — including 22,000 bombs — to Israel after the Trump administration this
“The Trump administration’s policy priorities are to raise the cost of oil and gas,” Casten said in an interview.
soon, as Trump and White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt have seemed to suggest.
In the run-up to the 2024 election, Republicans focused relentlessly on the cost of living, with Trump vowing to bring grocery prices on “Day One.”
But there isn’t any clear evidence that Trump or the GOP has bottomed out. And the war with Iran has complicated economic gains Republicans were planning to tout on the campaign trail.
As the Iran conflict rages, Martin had the awkward assignment of sitting beside Trump as part of the annual St.
The events of this week may well tell us just how many balls President Donald Trump can actually keep in the air at one time.
On Monday, Trump described Iran as a “paper tiger,” saying its air force and navy are “gone.”
“As if the disaster of the Iran War and the resulting spike in oil prices weren’t enough, Trump is now threatening to intervene in Cuba as well,” Gallego said in a news release announcing the joint
President Donald Trump and House members threatened to hold up bills if the Senate doesn’t take on what’s known as a talking filibuster.
But no matter how many times Trump made the questionable claim, there was only silence.
“Trump is doing what I called for three days ago, after needlessly sowing additional chaos and uncertainty,” Schumer, D-N.Y., said.
The House and Senate Armed Services panels have yet to be briefed on the costs of the Iran war, members and aides said Thursday.