President Trump said he would halt all trade with Spain after the NATO ally reportedly restricted US access to military bases and defense spending issues.
Electoral Commission proposes allowing vouching for voters without ID while GOP senators push federal voter eligibility verification legislation.
Postmaster General testifies before House committee about financial challenges facing USPS, warning of potential funding crisis within a year.
Trump administration maintains pressure on universities regarding antisemitism as schools implement changes and leaders warn against political activism.
A federal judge ruled that Trump administration efforts to shut down Voice of America operations were illegal, ordering mass rehiring by March 23.
The Department of Homeland Security reactivated the Global Entry program on March 11 after temporarily suspending it during an ongoing department shutdown.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger denies redistricting deal allegations while facing criticism from former Gov. Youngkin and immigration advocates.
Two dozen states have filed a lawsuit challenging the EPA's decision to repeal greenhouse gas regulations.
Former Iranian prisoners spoke publicly about Americans currently held in Iran, while questions emerged about political figures' connections to an Iranian-born imam.
Three IRA bomb attack survivors withdrew their civil case against Gerry Adams after facing potential liability for up to £500,000 in legal fees.
Former PM Tony Blair criticized current PM Keir Starmer for insufficient backing of Trump's Iran stance, while CNN's Jake Tapper questioned White House social media tactics.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told a White House cabinet meeting that Venezuela intends to honor President Trump with a statue.
Emily Gregory flipped Florida House District 87 in a special election, winning the seat that represents the area containing former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort.
Chicago's mayor proceeded with naming a snowplow 'Abolish ICE' after a student's alleged murder by a Venezuelan migrant sparked political debate.
Democrats maintain opposition to DHS funding bill as Republicans argue heightened Iran tensions require immediate resolution to 18-day partial shutdown.
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