
Trump Reportedly Considers Mass Pardons for Advisers at End of Term
President Trump has reportedly told advisers he plans to issue widespread pardons to those close to his administration before leaving office.

President Trump has reportedly told advisers he plans to issue widespread pardons to those close to his administration before leaving office.

Politicians face various digital-era challenges including past online statements, identity fraud, and campaign finance disclosure debates.

Former President Trump expressed anger at Justices Barrett and Gorsuch following a Supreme Court decision on tariffs.
Court documents in Trump's $400 million ballroom case disclose security enhancements to historic White House bunker system.

Multiple opinion columnists published critiques of perceived inconsistencies within their respective political parties.

Residents of a Bronx cooperative are experiencing rent increases exceeding 30% despite the building being under city oversight.
The House voted 218-203 to pass legislation codifying year-round sales of E15 ethanol fuel, with bipartisan but divided support.

The Treasury Department has issued subpoenas to streamer Hasan Piker and activist Medea Benjamin as part of a probe into potential Cuba sanctions violations.

The killing of a Chicago college student allegedly by an immigrant with multiple arrests has sparked political debate over sanctuary city policies.

A recent poll found 74% of likely midterm voters support the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (Pepfar) program.

A coalition of former Democratic staffers proposes a new health care policy as an alternative to Medicare for All ahead of the 2028 campaign.

A new opposition group has raised over $1 million to challenge the Mamdani administration amid criticism over planned cuts to veterans services.

Opinion writers analyze former President Trump's impact on American media landscape and democratic institutions.

Two separate federal lawsuits filed this week challenge restrictions on religious expression, one targeting agriculture secretary's emails, another Wisconsin's conversion therapy ban.

Metropolitan Police arrested more than 200 protesters who gathered in London's Trafalgar Square to demonstrate against the banning of Palestine Action group.
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