Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he did not know about the agreement on the energy ceasefire before Trump’s social media post.

Out: Climate and diversity. In: America’s friendship with Saudi Arabia.

Conspiracy theorist Tina Peters and other allies want to convince the White House it already has the authority to probe voting systems.

Three years after the massacre, American officials admit they relied too much on Israel’s intelligence and assurances.

The president struck a deal with Russia on Friday to bring down American fuel costs, which Zelenskyy said blindsided him.

The ruling overrides the dozens of DOJ lawsuits meant to force states to turn over their logs in hope of rooting out noncitizen voters.

Media buying experts anticipate there will be more nationwide ad campaigns for Senate candidates in Texas — and maybe Ohio and Michigan.

The White House impounded funds from the EPA and HHS last year, the Government Accountability Office reports.

The lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of not properly evaluating the monument's potential harm.

Through four games, Washington has had the league’s least-productive tight ends unit.

Guard members were seen standing next to a drop box in Foggy Bottom this week.

Capitol Hill Books sells books. Your lawmaker doesn’t work there, and neither does the Antichrist.

Food pantries have seen an uptick in demand in the last year amid limited access to federal programs.

At least five GOP senators who are not on the ballot have criticized the president’s handling of the economy and policy priorities.

Polling finds public trust swinging hard toward Democrats on controlling costs, but some GOP candidates see an opening.

With the conflict escalating, experts and officials worry the Trump administration could be forced to play a more central role in the fighting.

No Going Back PAC has since corrected the ad.

State Rep. James Talarico has been attacked for not campaigning as Democrats pin their hopes on his promising campaign.

The president was scheduled to attend Saturday’s Alabama-Georgia game, but Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall on the Gulf Coast.

And if there is a stream? The vice president says he’s “not going to be watching it."

At least six soldiers are planning to file for preliminary religious exemptions, a nonprofit leader told The Sun. More are expected to follow.

Conservative commentator Katie Zacharia also briefly worked as a spokesperson at the Department of Homeland Security.

The president said the deal would lead to diesel prices “COMING DOWN, IN RECORD NUMBERS.”

The court also ordered immigration agents not to move Oscar Bergal outside of New York or New Jersey.

Sean Curran told CBS News he wished that operation had never been publicly reported.

Katie Zacharia also briefly worked as a spokesperson at the Department of Homeland Security.

With the conflict escalating, experts and officials worry the Trump administration could be forced to play a more central role in the fighting.

The contract would expand an existing partnership between the Trump administration and the UFC.

Democrats’ response to Trump’s takeover of government spending is beginning to take shape.

The president established a “committee of inquiry” into the Federal Reserve governor.

The Homeland Security secretary focused his comments about the shooting on the man’s criminal history, calling him a “thug.”

The fight pits organized labor against corporate America as Congress and the president push defense firms to prioritize arms production.

The Georgia senator, campaigning in the early nominating state of Nevada, said he wants his party to stop ceding “faith and values” to Republicans.

Newly released documents raise questions about what happened to the corporate and private donations.

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The Democratic senator made his opponent’s staff and family members, who have propagated white supremacist views, a focus of the Georgia Senate debate.

Republican nominee Mike Rogers suggested Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed may have family on a terrorist watch list.

The ad reservations made by North Carolina Rep. Richard Hudson suggest he’s being cautious about his own reelection.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he called President Trump about the incident and hopes to end ICE enforcement actions in the city.

The Pennsylvania Democrat purchased up to $30,000 in Dell corporate bonds, according to a new congressional disclosure.

The Alaska Democrat told the protester that she hopes “we don’t have to spend one second on a conversation about trans anything” if she gets to the Senate.

A lower court had given the FCC until Friday to resolve a dispute over the agency’s policy on television ad rates for parties coordinating with candidates.

The government cited a conservative media report alleging Janelle Stelson employed an illegal immigrant arrested for indecent exposure.

An updated indictment details the experiences of nine unnamed victims who were arrested related to efforts to quell protests or other political issues.

Active-duty personnel were barred from alcohol in the wake of the death, but troops will be allowed to imbibe during a “period of reflection.”

The president called Musk an “industrial titan."

The committee members accused their Republican colleagues of failing to provide materials connected to Sen. Eric Schmitt’s now-viral basketball team mix-up.

The photos resurfaced after Trump distanced himself from two advisers who traveled to the Republika Srpska region to advise its government ahead of the election.

OMB Deputy Director Eric Ueland has presided over massive shakeups to the federal workforce that the Government Accountability Office has deemed detrimental.

“This is about protecting game integrity and consumers,” an NFL spokesperson said.