Category: News

Russell Vought is honing in on Democratic projects as federal funding comes to a halt.

The Supreme Court plans to conduct oral arguments regarding the situation surrounding Fed Governor Lisa Cook in the coming months.

With Senators rejecting key spending bills, a government shutdown appears imminent, marking the first such lapse since 2019.

If the U.S. government goes on shutdown starting October 1, Social Security recipients shouldn’t worry; they’ll continue receiving their payments, although some services might face disruptions.

YouTube has agreed to a settlement of $24.5 million in a lawsuit initiated by former President Donald Trump, who faced bans on social media platforms following the events of January 6, 2021.

President Trump claims he and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu have struck a deal to halt the ongoing war in Gaza. Will Hamas be on board?

As the deadline looms, Democratic and Republican leaders gear up for a critical meeting at the White House with President Trump. With a government shutdown on the horizon, both parties seem unwilling to compromise, leading to heightened concerns about the outcome.

On a devastating Sunday, an incident at a Michigan church left a tragic mark. A gunman drove his truck into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, opening fire and igniting a fire that caused multiple casualties.

The Puerto Rican artist is set to headline the halftime show, stating this performance honors his people and culture, although he’s not planning any U.S. concerts around his new album.

Exciting news from Los Angeles! Bad Bunny, the Grammy-winning Latin trap and reggaeton icon, is set to rock the Super Bowl halftime stage in Northern California. Both the NFL, Apple Music, and Roc Nation have officially confirmed that the Puerto Rican superstar will perform live at Levi’s Stadium on February 8th, 2026.