
Tucker Carlson Discusses Split With Trump Administration Over Iran Policy
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson spoke with The New York Times about his disagreement with President Trump over Iran war policy and its implications.

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson spoke with The New York Times about his disagreement with President Trump over Iran war policy and its implications.

Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham commits to fiscal rules as he seeks to address market stability concerns while managing local political pressures.
The Justice Department withdrew grand jury subpoenas targeting former CIA Director John Brennan, requesting voluntary interviews instead.

The Republican National Committee obtained a consent judgment requiring North Carolina to remove noncitizens from voter rolls based on jury duty responses.

Bob Woodson, founder of the Woodson Center, has died at 89, while the NAACP calls for Black college athletes to boycott amid policy debates.

Two separate legislative and oversight actions address government surveillance capabilities and public funding of advocacy organizations.

Hungary's government confronts accusations of election interference while filing espionage charges against an investigative journalist.

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced an initiative to attract businesses from neighboring Virginia, citing tax and regulatory advantages.

James Carville warned Democrats against far-left immigration rhetoric while Bobby Pulido faced criticism for comments about Border Patrol agents.

Vice President JD Vance's chief of staff will leave at summer's end, while Vance prepares for his first appearance on ABC's 'The View' program.

The U.S. Air Force has finished modifying a Boeing 747 donated by Qatar to serve as a temporary Air Force One aircraft.

Federal prosecutors charged four noncitizens with illegally casting ballots in federal elections after falsely claiming U.S. citizenship.

Donald Trump said UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has time to recover from controversy over selecting an associate of Jeffrey Epstein as ambassador to Washington.

The Department of Justice has sued New Jersey over state laws that provide in-state tuition rates and financial aid to undocumented immigrants.

Long Island township acts to preserve 'mother' and 'father' terminology in local code following New York's adoption of gender-neutral parental language.
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