
Navy Secretary John Phelan Departs Trump Administration After 13 Months
Navy Secretary John Phelan left his position effective immediately, with Undersecretary Hung Cao taking over as acting secretary.

Navy Secretary John Phelan left his position effective immediately, with Undersecretary Hung Cao taking over as acting secretary.

President Trump warned France to eliminate its digital services tax or face 100% tariffs on French wine imports to the US.

U.S. weapons stockpiles have been depleted by military operations in the Middle East, raising concerns about readiness for other potential conflicts.

President Trump has indicated he will threaten U.S. withdrawal from NATO during a scheduled speech tonight.
The U.S. military is working with defense contractors to reduce missile production time and costs amid concerns about stockpile levels.

Multiple Democratic Senate candidates are confronting questions about controversial social media posts and statements as the 2024 election cycle intensifies.
The Republican-led Senate voted 47-52 to reject a Democratic resolution requiring troop withdrawal from Iran, but some GOP senators signal openness to future congressional action.
EPA will loosen Biden-era restrictions on greenhouse gas refrigerants, with officials claiming the move will lower grocery costs for consumers.

President Trump stated he does not consider Americans' financial circumstances when making decisions about Iran conflict negotiations.

Officials overruled security vetting recommendation against Lord Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador, with PM reportedly unaware until this week.

The Supreme Court will review the Trump administration's efforts to terminate legal protections for migrants from Haiti and Syria.

House and Senate Republicans moved forward with separate legislative priorities including immigration agency funding and federal data privacy standards.

California voters head to polls Tuesday for primary elections featuring competitive races for governor and Los Angeles mayor amid voter concerns about crime.

The Department of Justice has removed news releases about January 6 criminal cases from its website, calling the content 'partisan propaganda.'

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared before Congress amid questions about military leadership changes and faced accusations from a Democratic lawmaker.
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