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Kamala Harris Retreats From Public Life After 2024 Loss, Drawing Scrutiny Over Malibu Mansion and Police Detail
Kamala Harris has largely withdrawn from public life since losing the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump, a retreat that is now drawing pointed questions from within her own party over her finances, lifestyle and continued use of taxpayer-funded security while residing in an $8 million Malibu mansion. 
Kamala Harris has largely withdrawn from public life since losing the 2024 presidential election to Donald Trump, a retreat that is now drawing pointed questions from within her own party over her finances, lifestyle and continued use of taxpayer-funded security while residing in an $8 million Malibu mansion. -
Trump Threatens 200% Tariff on French Wine After Macron Rejects $1 Billion ‘Board of Peace’ Seat
Donald Trump on Tuesday opened a new front in already strained U.S.-Europe relations, publicly deriding Emmanuel Macron and threatening to impose a 200% tariff on French wine and champagne after Paris declined to participate in a U.S.-backed global security initiative. 
Donald Trump on Tuesday opened a new front in already strained U.S.-Europe relations, publicly deriding Emmanuel Macron and threatening to impose a 200% tariff on French wine and champagne after Paris declined to participate in a U.S.-backed global security initiative. -
ICE Mistakenly Detains U.S. Citizen in Minnesota Raid as Operation Metro Surge Faces Court Challenges
Federal immigration agents mistakenly detained a naturalized U.S. citizen in St. Paul, Minnesota, breaking down his front door and escorting him outside in freezing weather before realizing they had the wrong person-an incident that has intensified legal and political challenges to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations across the Twin Cities. 
Federal immigration agents mistakenly detained a naturalized U.S. citizen in St. Paul, Minnesota, breaking down his front door and escorting him outside in freezing weather before realizing they had the wrong person-an incident that has intensified legal and political challenges to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations across the Twin Cities. -
Bill Hillary Clinton Defy House Subpoenas in Epstein Probe, Risk Contempt as Oversight Clash Escalates
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have formally refused to comply with House subpoenas tied to the long-running investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, setting the stage for a potential contempt battle with a Republican-led Congress. 
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have formally refused to comply with House subpoenas tied to the long-running investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, setting the stage for a potential contempt battle with a Republican-led Congress. -
DHS Podium Phrase Behind Kristi Noem Triggers Nazi Slogan Claims and Online Backlash
A Department of Homeland Security press appearance by Kristi Noem has ignited a national debate over historical symbolism after images circulated showing the phrase "One of ours, all of yours" displayed on the podium as she addressed reporters on immigration enforcement and Operation Salvo in New York City on Jan. 8, 2026. 
A Department of Homeland Security press appearance by Kristi Noem has ignited a national debate over historical symbolism after images circulated showing the phrase "One of ours, all of yours" displayed on the podium as she addressed reporters on immigration enforcement and Operation Salvo in New York City on Jan. 8, 2026. -
Kash Patel Says FBI Removed ‘Corrupt Actors’ Linked to Arctic Frost Probe as Trump Escalates Attacks
Washington's long-running battle over the Federal Bureau of Investigation intensified this week after FBI Director Kash Patel asserted that agents tied to the controversial Arctic Frost investigation had already been removed from the bureau under President Donald Trump, a claim that immediately reignited disputes over political bias in federal law enforcement. 
Washington's long-running battle over the Federal Bureau of Investigation intensified this week after FBI Director Kash Patel asserted that agents tied to the controversial Arctic Frost investigation had already been removed from the bureau under President Donald Trump, a claim that immediately reignited disputes over political bias in federal law enforcement. -
Trump Orders Americans to Leave Iran as Protests, Internet Blackout and Security Raids Escalate
The Trump administration on Tuesday ordered U.S. citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing a rapidly deteriorating security environment marked by mass protests, sweeping security raids and a near-total communications blackout imposed by Tehran. 
The Trump administration on Tuesday ordered U.S. citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing a rapidly deteriorating security environment marked by mass protests, sweeping security raids and a near-total communications blackout imposed by Tehran. -
Powell Says DOJ Probe Is a ‘Pretext’ as Trump-Era Clash Puts Fed Independence at Risk
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell disclosed that the U.S. Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into his conduct, a move that has intensified concerns on Wall Street and in Washington about whether the independence of the Federal Reserve is facing its most direct challenge in decades. 
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell disclosed that the U.S. Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into his conduct, a move that has intensified concerns on Wall Street and in Washington about whether the independence of the Federal Reserve is facing its most direct challenge in decades. -
Trump Administration Considers Paying Greenlanders Up to $100,000 to Break From Denmark
The Trump administration is weighing a proposal to offer direct cash payments of up to $100,000 to each resident of Greenland, according to officials familiar with internal discussions, as Washington explores increasingly aggressive options to pull the Arctic territory away from Denmark and into closer alignment with the United States. 
The Trump administration is weighing a proposal to offer direct cash payments of up to $100,000 to each resident of Greenland, according to officials familiar with internal discussions, as Washington explores increasingly aggressive options to pull the Arctic territory away from Denmark and into closer alignment with the United States. -
Pelosi Says Trump’s Greenland Push Risks NATO Unity and Benefits Putin
Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi has accused President Donald Trump of pursuing renewed interest in Greenland in a way that benefits Vladimir Putin, intensifying political and strategic tensions around U.S. policy in the Arctic and raising fresh questions about the implications for NATO cohesion. 
Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi has accused President Donald Trump of pursuing renewed interest in Greenland in a way that benefits Vladimir Putin, intensifying political and strategic tensions around U.S. policy in the Arctic and raising fresh questions about the implications for NATO cohesion.
