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Trump Denies ‘Paedophile’ Claim in Heated 60 Minutes Interview After White House Dinner Shooting
Donald Trump forcefully denied accusations read from an alleged shooter's manifesto during a tense interview with CBS News anchor Norah O'Donnell, as federal investigators continue probing a shooting outside the Washington Hilton that authorities believe targeted senior administration officials. 
Donald Trump forcefully denied accusations read from an alleged shooter's manifesto during a tense interview with CBS News anchor Norah O'Donnell, as federal investigators continue probing a shooting outside the Washington Hilton that authorities believe targeted senior administration officials. -
Trump Faces Backlash After Lincoln Comparison Following WHCD Shooting Incident
Donald Trump is facing renewed criticism after invoking Abraham Lincoln while responding to questions about recent assassination threats, including a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in Washington, D.C. that triggered a major security response. Donald Trump is facing renewed criticism after invoking Abraham Lincoln while responding to questions about recent assassination threats, including a shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner in Washington, D.C. that triggered a major security response. -
WHCD Shooting Probe Expands: Gunman Targeted Trump and Entire Administration Table, DOJ Says
A shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C., is now being investigated as a potential mass-target attack on senior U.S. leadership, with officials saying the alleged gunman sought to target not only Donald Trump but multiple members of his administration gathered at the Washington Hilton. 
A shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C., is now being investigated as a potential mass-target attack on senior U.S. leadership, with officials saying the alleged gunman sought to target not only Donald Trump but multiple members of his administration gathered at the Washington Hilton. -
DOJ Faces Backlash After Epstein Survivors Rally in Washington, Calls Response “Slap in the Face”
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on April 25, pressing the U.S. Department of Justice to release remaining investigative files, as a public exchange with federal officials intensified criticism of the government's handling of the case. 
Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on April 25, pressing the U.S. Department of Justice to release remaining investigative files, as a public exchange with federal officials intensified criticism of the government's handling of the case. -
Trump Set to Confront King Charles Over Falklands in High-Stakes Washington Visit, Leaked Memo Reveals
Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to raise the sensitive issue of the Falkland Islands during an upcoming Washington visit by King Charles III, according to a leaked Pentagon memo described by The Daily Beast, potentially injecting a long-settled sovereignty dispute into already strained transatlantic relations. 
Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to raise the sensitive issue of the Falkland Islands during an upcoming Washington visit by King Charles III, according to a leaked Pentagon memo described by The Daily Beast, potentially injecting a long-settled sovereignty dispute into already strained transatlantic relations. -
FBI Director Kash Patel Faces Scrutiny as 2005 Letter Reveals 2 Arrests, Congress Probes Drinking Allegations
The leadership of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is under renewed scrutiny after a resurfaced 2005 letter from Director Kash Patel detailed two alcohol-related arrests during his student years, even as the Trump administration and Patel's allies push back against more recent allegations about his conduct raised by The Atlantic. 
The leadership of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is under renewed scrutiny after a resurfaced 2005 letter from Director Kash Patel detailed two alcohol-related arrests during his student years, even as the Trump administration and Patel's allies push back against more recent allegations about his conduct raised by The Atlantic. -
Trump Sanctions Rollback Draws Scrutiny After Reported Ties to Syrian Developer’s $12B Contracts
A Syrian-born billionaire's alleged efforts to leverage Trump-branded business ventures and high-level political access have drawn scrutiny following a The New York Times investigation detailing how foreign commercial interests intersected with U.S. policy decisions during Donald Trump's administration, particularly the repeal of the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act. 
A Syrian-born billionaire's alleged efforts to leverage Trump-branded business ventures and high-level political access have drawn scrutiny following a The New York Times investigation detailing how foreign commercial interests intersected with U.S. policy decisions during Donald Trump's administration, particularly the repeal of the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act. -
Trump Admits ‘Break’ in Iran War as Conflict Passes 8 Weeks, Misses 4–6 Week Timeline
Donald Trump acknowledged that the U.S. paused military momentum in its ongoing conflict with Iran, telling reporters he "took a little break" from operations as the war extended beyond the four-to-six-week timeline his administration had initially projected. Donald Trump acknowledged that the U.S. paused military momentum in its ongoing conflict with Iran, telling reporters he "took a little break" from operations as the war extended beyond the four-to-six-week timeline his administration had initially projected. -
Trump Rebukes Prince Harry Over Ukraine Speech, Says Duke ‘Is Not Speaking for the UK’
Donald Trump pushed back on remarks by Prince Harry following the royal's speech in Kyiv, saying the duke "is not speaking for the UK" and asserting that he himself "speaks more for the UK," in a public exchange that underscores widening differences over Western leadership in the Ukraine war. 
Donald Trump pushed back on remarks by Prince Harry following the royal's speech in Kyiv, saying the duke "is not speaking for the UK" and asserting that he himself "speaks more for the UK," in a public exchange that underscores widening differences over Western leadership in the Ukraine war. -
FBI Probes 20 Scientist Deaths Across U.S. and China, Raising Concerns Over AI and Defense Research Security
A series of unexplained deaths and disappearances involving at least 20 scientists across the United States and China has prompted a federal investigation, drawing attention to potential vulnerabilities in critical research fields tied to national security, including artificial intelligence, hypersonic weapons and space systems. 
A series of unexplained deaths and disappearances involving at least 20 scientists across the United States and China has prompted a federal investigation, drawing attention to potential vulnerabilities in critical research fields tied to national security, including artificial intelligence, hypersonic weapons and space systems.
