Amid record beef prices and widespread consumer anger, President Trump has demanded a sweeping Justice Department investigation into the meatpacking industry, accusing its top players of price-fixing and collusion that squeeze both ranchers and American families.
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As President Trump and Secretary Hegseth intensify the war on narcotics in the Caribbean, U.S. military strikes spark applause from conservatives and legal debate from critics.
The Supreme Court hands President Trump a major victory by allowing him to fire a Democratic Federal Trade Commissioner, hinting at a seismic shift in executive power over independent agencies.
Trump’s third military strike in the Caribbean sinks another drug-running vessel, reasserting America’s resolve against narcoterror and border threats.
US officers join Russia-Belarus Zapad-2025 war games in a surprise, marking a dramatic thaw and bold foreign policy moves driven by Trump’s administration.
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Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) delivers a stunning rebuke to his party after Kamala Harris labels President Trump a ‘fascist,’ arguing that such divisive language backfires and alienates millions of Americans.
CBS News’ new editor-in-chief Bari Weiss is reportedly plotting to lure Fox News anchor Bret Baier to the ‘CBS Evening News’ anchor chair—signaling a conservative shakeup at a legacy network, and hinting at major media realignment in Trump’s America.
The Supreme Court is set to decide whether to revisit national same-sex marriage rights in a challenge brought by Kim Davis—a move that could upend federal marriage mandates and return control to the states.
Brazil’s 80-year-old socialist president, Lula da Silva, launches a bid for a fourth term—setting the stage for another high-stakes ideological showdown, with President Trump keeping close watch.
Harvard’s new admissions data reveals a record Asian American enrollment and steep drops in Black and Hispanic students after Trump’s crackdown on race-based admissions. Trump’s reforms and the Supreme Court ban on affirmative action are reshaping campus diversity.