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Trump’s Anti-Trans Rally Rant Goes Viral After ‘Grunts and Groans’ Speech in New York
President Donald Trump triggered another wave of controversy Friday after viral video clips captured him performing exaggerated "grunts and groans" while mocking transgender athletes during a rally-style speech in New York, a performance critics condemned as demeaning while supporters cheered the remarks inside the venue. 
President Donald Trump triggered another wave of controversy Friday after viral video clips captured him performing exaggerated "grunts and groans" while mocking transgender athletes during a rally-style speech in New York, a performance critics condemned as demeaning while supporters cheered the remarks inside the venue. -
Trump Escapes $100 Million IRS Tax Fight After Justice Department Orders Audit Shutdown
President Donald Trump and the Internal Revenue Service spent years locked in a high-stakes audit battle over losses tied to the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago, a dispute that tax experts said could have exposed the president and his businesses to more than $100 million in taxes and penalties. That fight has now effectively ended after the Justice Department ordered the IRS to permanently stop examining Trump's returns. 
President Donald Trump and the Internal Revenue Service spent years locked in a high-stakes audit battle over losses tied to the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago, a dispute that tax experts said could have exposed the president and his businesses to more than $100 million in taxes and penalties. That fight has now effectively ended after the Justice Department ordered the IRS to permanently stop examining Trump's returns. -
Democrats Blast Republicans as ‘Cowardly’ After House Shelves Trump Iran War Powers Resolution
Donald Trump, Gregory Meeks and Hakeem Jeffries moved to the center of a deepening clash over presidential war powers Thursday after House Republicans abruptly canceled a planned vote that could have restricted the president's authority to continue military operations tied to Iran without congressional approval. 
Donald Trump, Gregory Meeks and Hakeem Jeffries moved to the center of a deepening clash over presidential war powers Thursday after House Republicans abruptly canceled a planned vote that could have restricted the president's authority to continue military operations tied to Iran without congressional approval. -
House Republicans Pull Iran War Powers Vote After GOP Defections Threaten Defeat
Donald Trump faced a widening bipartisan challenge over his authority to conduct military operations against Iran after House Republicans abruptly canceled a vote aimed at blocking a war powers resolution that would require congressional approval for continued hostilities. 
Donald Trump faced a widening bipartisan challenge over his authority to conduct military operations against Iran after House Republicans abruptly canceled a vote aimed at blocking a war powers resolution that would require congressional approval for continued hostilities. -
Trump Greenland Strategy Faces Backlash After Envoy Jeff Landry Meets Public Rejection in Nuuk
Donald Trump's long-running ambition to deepen American influence in Greenland suffered a public setback this week after a visit by Jeff Landry triggered diplomatic friction, sharp rebukes from Greenlandic officials and growing criticism that Washington's approach to the Arctic territory has become increasingly confrontational. 
Donald Trump's long-running ambition to deepen American influence in Greenland suffered a public setback this week after a visit by Jeff Landry triggered diplomatic friction, sharp rebukes from Greenlandic officials and growing criticism that Washington's approach to the Arctic territory has become increasingly confrontational. -
DOJ Charges Raúl Castro in Explosive Cuba Case Tied to 1996 Civilian Plane Attack Near Florida
Thirty years after Cuban fighter jets shot down two civilian aircraft over the Florida Straits, killing four men linked to the Miami exile group Brothers to the Rescue, the U.S. Justice Department has announced criminal charges against former Cuban leader Raúl Castro in a case that reopens one of the darkest chapters in modern U.S.-Cuba relations. 
Thirty years after Cuban fighter jets shot down two civilian aircraft over the Florida Straits, killing four men linked to the Miami exile group Brothers to the Rescue, the U.S. Justice Department has announced criminal charges against former Cuban leader Raúl Castro in a case that reopens one of the darkest chapters in modern U.S.-Cuba relations. -
Trump Targets Immigrant Banking Access With New ITIN Crackdown Order
Donald Trump signed a new executive order Tuesday directing federal regulators and banks to treat certain immigration-related financial activity as a potential risk factor, a move that could make it harder for noncitizens without Social Security numbers to access bank accounts and credit in the United States. Donald Trump signed a new executive order Tuesday directing federal regulators and banks to treat certain immigration-related financial activity as a potential risk factor, a move that could make it harder for noncitizens without Social Security numbers to access bank accounts and credit in the United States. -
ACA Coverage Crisis Deepens as 5 Million Americans Expected to Drop Health Insurance After Subsidy Expiration
More than 5 million Americans are expected to leave the Affordable Care Act insurance marketplaces this year after federal subsidy enhancements expired, triggering steep premium increases and intensifying pressure on households already struggling with healthcare costs. 
More than 5 million Americans are expected to leave the Affordable Care Act insurance marketplaces this year after federal subsidy enhancements expired, triggering steep premium increases and intensifying pressure on households already struggling with healthcare costs. -
From James Bowman to JD Vance: How the Vice President Changed His Name Four Times Over 41 Years
JD Vance has spent much of his political career crafting a public image rooted in working-class struggle, Appalachian identity and personal reinvention. Less discussed, however, is that the man now known simply as "JD" has carried four different versions of his name over the course of his life, each reflecting a distinct chapter in a turbulent upbringing that later became central to his political brand. 
JD Vance has spent much of his political career crafting a public image rooted in working-class struggle, Appalachian identity and personal reinvention. Less discussed, however, is that the man now known simply as "JD" has carried four different versions of his name over the course of his life, each reflecting a distinct chapter in a turbulent upbringing that later became central to his political brand. -
‘Not a Laughing Matter’: Sebastian Stan Blasts Trump-Era Media Pressure During Cannes Appearance
Sebastian Stan used the global stage of the Cannes Film Festival to deliver a stark warning about the political and media climate in the United States, arguing that the tensions surrounding his portrayal of Donald Trump in The Apprentice reflected a much broader national crisis. Sebastian Stan used the global stage of the Cannes Film Festival to deliver a stark warning about the political and media climate in the United States, arguing that the tensions surrounding his portrayal of Donald Trump in The Apprentice reflected a much broader national crisis.
