Mexican President Sheinbaum explained recent US military activity near their border, assuring citizens it was routine logistics.

President Trump is now implementing policies from Project 2025, a plan he previously claimed he knew nothing about during his campaign.

Trump links Greenland demands to Nobel snub, threatening NATO allies with tariffs, sparking international concern over alliance unity.

Taking Greenland would shatter alliances, collapse the US economy, and isolate America, causing immense global backlash.

DHS Secretary Noem backs her ICE deputy's political run, ignoring agency chaos and calls for her own impeachment after a fatal shooting.

Many believe U.S. cities are destroyed by protests, but residents confirm these alarming reports are false and exaggerated media narratives.

Florida's health insurance enrollment dropped big time because Congress stopped helping with payments. Many now face higher costs.

Trump's government stopped immigrant visas for 75 countries, saying people might need welfare. It's tightening who can come in.

Senate Republicans blocked a resolution to curb President Trump's war powers in Venezuela after receiving White House assurances.

Trump again threatened to use the Insurrection Act to deploy military as police in Minnesota, sparking legal and historical concerns.

Trump's foreign policy prioritizes force, unlike Teddy Roosevelt's 'Big Stick' diplomacy, which emphasized talking first.

Washington National Opera exits Kennedy Center after new Trump-led board policies spark artist boycotts and creative freedom concerns.

After a deadly incident, some lawmakers want to cut ICE funding, but top Democratic leaders are hesitant, baffling progressives.

Iran's government brutally suppressed widespread protests with live ammunition and internet blackouts, reportedly killing hundreds as citizens demanded regime change.

President Trump admits considering weight-loss medication and launches a program to significantly cut the cost of popular diet drugs like Ozempic for Americans.

President Trump mistakenly claimed the U.S. sent boats to Greenland 500 years ago, long before America existed.

After capturing Venezuela's leader, US Navy ships moved near Cuba, sending a quiet but clear geopolitical message.

After Maduro's capture, Trump announced a $100 billion US investment to rebuild Venezuela's oil industry, with US oversight of revenues.

AI-generated images wrongly identified an ICE agent in a shooting, leading to innocent people being falsely accused and harassed online.

U.S. job growth in December 2025 was the slowest since the pandemic, concluding a weak year. Worker worries grew, leading the Fed to cut rates.

A new poll shows most Americans want the U.S. to be a global moral leader, but fewer believe it currently is, especially Democrats.

Minnesota is investigating an ICE officer for a fatal shooting; President Trump cannot pardon potential state-level charges.

President Trump's White House is considering acquiring Greenland from Denmark, hinting at military options, which is upsetting international allies.

Lawmakers push to renew health insurance subsidies, defying leadership amidst debates on Venezuela and government funding.

After a special operation captured Venezuela's former leader Nicolás Maduro, the U.S. Navy repositioned two major ships near Cuba, signaling continued strategic presence and surveillance in the Caribbean region.

An ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis, causing federal and local officials to strongly disagree about what happened.

Video contradicts DHS claims about a deadly ICE shooting; footage shows the woman driving away, not attacking agents.

Trump blames critics for an ICE agent shooting a woman in Minneapolis, twisting facts despite video evidence.

A former Trump advisor revealed Russia once proposed swapping influence over Venezuela for Ukraine, highlighting global power struggles.

Federalized National Guard troops sent home after Supreme Court blocked Trump's immigration enforcement deployment, citing unlawful basis.

Trump's administration froze $300M in vital aid to Colorado, citing unproven fraud, amidst political tensions.

Trump's Venezuela oil plan faces big challenges despite long-term potential for lower prices and pressure on Russia.

Trump wants Greenland, even mentioning military options. Allies, including Denmark, say it's not for sale, causing international concern.

Trump's White House website praises Jan. 6 attack, blames others, but a pardoned rioter says it was wrong.

Rubio explains why only Maduro was arrested, citing limited U.S. mission to avoid prolonged Venezuelan presence.

Trump names a new team to manage Venezuela's transition, sparking questions by engaging old regime figures and sidelining opposition.

Trump discusses Venezuela's oil after Maduro's capture and hints at Greenland, sparking controversy with Denmark's ambassador.

President Trump's talk of repeating military actions abroad frightens some, sparking global concerns about US foreign policy.

Trump informed oil companies, not Congress, about a Venezuela operation, sparking concerns over constitutional procedure and corporate ties.

President Trump's 'Donroe Doctrine' aims to make the U.S. the dominant force, threatening neighbors into submission like a playground bully.

A congressman posted a photo of Trump pointing at Cuba, sparking hopes and debate among exiles, but it's just talk, not official action.

Senator Mark Kelly's military pay was cut after he reminded troops about refusing illegal orders, sparking claims of political payback.

US forcefully removed Venezuela's leader, sparking Chinese condemnation. President Trump, however, downplays any major fallout, especially regarding oil.

President Trump invaded Venezuela for oil, breaking promises and thrilling wealthy investors, but oil companies are hesitant to claim the spoils.

Trump told oil companies about Venezuela attack before Congress, sparking debate over legality and true motives.

Someone damaged VP JD Vance's Ohio home by smashing windows. Secret Service and police quickly responded and arrested one person, though Vance was away during the incident.

Trump sent troops into Venezuela, capturing its leader. Reasons keep changing: drugs, oil, or something else? We break down the real story.

President Trump warned Venezuela's new leader, Delcy Rodríguez, after U.S. forces captured Maduro, signaling potential further interventions abroad, including Greenland.

President Trump joked about claiming a $50 million reward after the U.S. military captured Venezuelan President Maduro, who faces drug charges.

President Trump used a centuries-old, often criticized foreign policy rule, the "Monroe Doctrine," to justify the recent capture of Venezuela's leader, Nicolás Maduro.