Trump Spends More On Jet Fuel Than On Staff and Consultants Tightfisted except about personal comforts, he burns through some $3 million on his Boeing 757 so he can sleep at home in Manhattan or ...

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In the last 20 years, just a bare handful of senators have been turned out via a primary challenge.

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Opinion on Iran strikes is more about Trump than 'forever wars' The old specter of Iraq still looms large, but public opinion has fundamentally changed in 22 years.

Governor candidates grapple with FEMA cuts Would-be governors across the Southeast are concerned about what FEMA changes mean for their states.

PLUS: Trump tries to block California’s EV mandate; GENIUS Act takes final procedural Senate step; and Hearing examines affordable housing crisis.

How Democrats could see blue in Green’s seat A surprise resignation kicks off a special election in a Republican-leaning district.

Trump’s big budget request comes as Washington pushes NATO allies to spend more on defense ahead of crucial summit.

Renewing the tax credits could be a politically and logistically tricky battle for Republicans who fought the creation and expansion of the Affordable Care Act.

A week of escalation culminates in a day of pomp, circumstance, and protest.

NoneU.S. Army personnel watch as tanks and other military vehicles are transported via locomotive at the CSX railroad yard in Jessup, Md., Monday, June 9, 2025, ahead of an upcoming military ...