Bill Hagerty

Baier then asked Hume for his political assessment of that criticism and how much weight it could carry as the November elections approach

Donald Trump vows to attack Iranian nuclear facility as Middle East war escalates

The former U.S. Ambassador to Japan during Trump’s first term compared the current situation in the Middle East to President Harry Truman’s firing of General Douglas MacArthur during the Korean War

Senate Republicans narrowly halted another attempt to handcuff President Donald Trump's war authority in Iran as a peace deal begins to take shape

The United States Senate narrowly blocked an attempt on Tuesday to constrain President Donald Trump’s executive authority over military actions in Iran, CNN reported

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville backed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner (D) amid a scandal stemming from a bombshell New York Times report detailing Platner’s alleged troubled history with women

Organizationally speaking, the 2026 World Cup began on 13 June 2018, when then-Fifa general secretary Fatma Samoura sternly instructed the delegates to cast their vote in a cavernous conference hall in Moscow

Trump drops plan for $1.8bn ‘Jan 6 slush fund’ after Republican backlash

GOP hard-liners want urgency on trans bills

GOP hard-liners want urgency on trans bills

But Trump has shown little interest in doing so, even after a judge temporarily halted any payouts

The criticism has grown so intense that Trump advisers are now responding sharply to critics within their own party

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Saturday dropped a cartoonishly false claim about Donald Trump while praising him following the president’s update on talks to end his unpopular Iran war

Republican hawks have issued a rare rebuke of Donald Trump over his planned peace deal with Iran, describing it as a “disaster” and questioning why the US president launched the war in the first place

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche had never appeared before a congressional panel asking for money to run his department until Tuesday morning

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will brief reporters Tuesday afternoon as criticism mounts over the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operations

All three companies got subpoenas for phone records as part of special prosecutor Jack Smith's investigation into Trump’s effort to overturn his loss of the 2020 election to his Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, and the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters

That law, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, allows authorized US officials to gather phone calls and text messages of foreign targets, but can also scoop up the data of Americans in the process

But a partial shutdown appears inevitable as Republicans have yet to budge on the demands, raising concerns over key sticking points including a prohibition on immigration enforcement officers wearing masks

Fed policy changes championed by Warsh face internal and external challenges