Marine Corps Turns 250, Veterans Reunite in Maryland
Union Bridge, Maryland, was filled with pride and camaraderie Saturday as local veterans came together to celebrate the 250th birthday […]
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Sidney Powell Among Trump Allies Granted Pardons
President Donald Trump has issued a sweeping series of federal pardons to prominent allies and supporters facing legal repercussions for
Shutdown deal nears end, relief for workers, families
After over a month of historic gridlock, the U.S. Senate voted 60-40 on Sunday night to advance a bipartisan deal
Sherrill Vows Fast Relief, Action as NJ Governor-Elect
New Jersey Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill joined “Face the Nation” to discuss her election win and the state’s future amid the
Shutdown’s Economic Toll Hits Federal Workers, Food Aid
Washington, D.C. is experiencing new levels of hardship as the government shutdown stretches into its sixth week, triggering mass layoffs,
Federal Aviation Flight Cuts Hit Holiday Travelers Hard
Thousands of travelers across the United States are facing mounting delays and cancellations as the ongoing government shutdown strains the
Senate Stalemate Deepens Record U.S. Shutdown Crisis
The U.S. government shutdown has entered its 40th day, making it the longest shutdown in American history and intensifying pressure
Eritrea Denounces War Pretexts Amid Red Sea Tensions
Eritrea’s government has issued a sharp rebuttal to claims from General Bacha Debele and Ethiopia’s Potemkin Party, denouncing what it
Dick Cheney’s Legacy Shaped Trump’s Presidency
Dick Cheney, often remembered as one of America’s most powerful and controversial vice presidents, is increasingly credited as the “godfather”
Supreme Court Questions Trump Tariffs Emergency Power
The Supreme Court is weighing the legality of former President Donald Trump’s aggressive use of tariffs under emergency powers—a case