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The National Symphony Orchestra is practicing inside a building that President Trump and his allies say could fall on their heads

President Donald Trump made a sharp turn on television ads praising him, ahead of the midterms

Midterms 2026, What the Polls Show Trump's remarks—one of many concerning supposed election fraud in the United States—come as both parties battle for who will control Congress in the final two years of his presidency

Those intense and abbreviated proceedings, often yielding nominally temporary but vastly consequential rulings, have changed the way the justices work

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) head Brendan Carr swatted away concerns about a pro-Trump TV advertisement billed as a public service announcement that sparked outrage from Democrats and government watchdogs this week

Experts rail against ‘corrupt’ use of public dollars for ‘political propaganda’ ahead of midterm elections

Television advertisements with a pro-Trump message — and paid for by the U.S. government — are expanding their reach ahead of November's midterm elections, prompting bipartisan scrutiny over whether the campaign complies with federal restrictions on taxpayer-funded publicity and propaganda

He asked Republicans at a midterm convention in Dallas this month to join him in a loyalty oath to himself

When President Donald Trump’s name was ordered removed from the Kennedy Center this spring, it seemed that an opening to move on from his reign over the performing arts center might have emerged

Steiner, a former chief executive of Waste Management, has spent much of the past year guiding the postal service through political turbulence and financial hardship

The effort is part of Trump's broader vision of leaving his cultural and aesthetic mark on the U.S. capital, including a large new ballroom to replace the White House East Wing he ordered demolished, a troubled renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool and a planned "triumphal arch" near the nation's main cemetery honoring its war dead

MS NOW’s Nicolle Wallace on Wednesday sought to put into perspective just how wild Donald Trump’s $45,000 cash gift to his devoted aide Natalie Harp — and similar gifts to other staffers — was by comparing it with what she received from former President George W. Bush for her wedding

The battle over the Kennedy Center's future escalated Thursday as Trump's allies on the board took new steps to commemorate him

President Donald Trump cleared one hurdle yesterday on his quest to impose sweeping new restrictions on mail-in voting

It also ordered the company to compensate her with back pay

Natalie Harp has spent years operating close to US President Donald Trump while attracting little public attention

Republicans are facing a potentially ugly 2026 midterm election in less than three months

Pequeño is a breaking news reporter who covers tech and more

President Donald Trump has dragged former FBI director James Comey into the long-running saga over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, suggesting graffiti at the site was “probably” inspired by his old enemy

Few Americans will look back on this year’s 250th celebrations with as much relief and bewilderment as David Hearn

A Kalshi market on whether Pirro will announce her departure as D.C.'s top federal prosecutor put the odds at 97 percent before September 1, up 21 percentage points, and 94 percent before January 1, 2027, up 7 points, as of Monday

The posts are part of a broader effort by the White House to showcase restoration projects completed under President Donald Trump's "Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful" initiative

He is among at least four people facing charges for allegedly tampering with the pool, which President Donald Trump began renovating this spring

District of Columbia U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro is getting mercilessly mocked on social media after her office secured a felony indictment against former Olympian David Hearn, who was accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

As Washington, D.C. celebrates the country’s 250th birthday this weekend, views of some iconic landmarks in the nation’s capital are obscured by fencing or scaffolding as President Donald Trump continues to embark on controversial beautification projects

The US president has repeatedly blamed, without evidence, unidentified vandals for problems plaguing his US$16 million renovation project

A man seen on video being handcuffed by officers and escorted from the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was accused of disorderly conduct amid President Donald Trump’s claims that vandals damaged the historic D.C. landmark

Justice Department (DOJ) attorneys representing the historic performing arts center asked a district court late Friday evening for a 12-hour extension to the 11:59 p.m. Friday deadline

A formal stay is expected to be filed on Friday after a federal judge had earlier ruled that only Congress could change the name of the center

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum would not commit to removing President Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center on Sunday, despite a judge’s order requiring it to be done within two weeks

Earlier this year, Trump filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over the leak of his tax returns by a private contractor in 2019 and 2020

How the bruised institution would bounce back after a two-year closure ordered by the president of the United States—and what it would look like once it did—were major questions

The tax analysis is actually not all that complicated,’ Duke University law professor Lawrence Zelenak said

Capitol riot defendants and Trump allies seek compensation from new fund

Democrats erupted Monday over President Trump's $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund for MAGA allies who claim political persecution, vowing to investigate what they called textbook corruption

Virginia Supreme Court Deals Blow to Democrats’ Midterm Hopes

District court judge Ana Reyes likened the saga to an episode of the hit television comedy Parks and Recreation during an emergency hearing in the capital to hear an application for a temporary restraining order filed by the DC Preservation League

National Urban League President Marc Morial on Thursday slammed the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) as a “nakedly political” move to strike civil rights advancements made by the organization

Costly ‘gold card’ meant to replace EB-5 draws scant uptake but hundreds still pending

FirstFT: Trump ousts US attorney-general Pam Bondi

Lawyers representing Representative Eric Swalwell have issued a cease-and-desist letter to FBI Director Kash Patel, demanding an immediate halt to any attempts to release records from a decade-old investigation

Neiyerver Adrián León Rengel said he spent four months in El Salvador’s CECOT prison

Beginning in early 2025, hundreds of journalists were placed on administrative leave and then targeted for layoffs, with more than 600 cuts announced by summer and ultimately roughly 85 percent of staff eliminated across the agency

Donald Trump is fracturing his party’s Senate caucus while Democrats are finally speaking in unison

The images emerged after Team USA’s hockey team secured a gold‑medal victory, with Patel appearing alongside players during post‑game celebrations

Wagons have been circled around the most prominent political figures whose names have surfaced in the legal document dumps

Containing more than three million new documents, photographs and emails, the Department of Justice's latest 'dump' shed even more light on Jeffrey Epstein's sordid activities

Wagons have been circled around the most prominent political figures whose names have surfaced in the legal document dumps

On Friday, the US Department of Justice released more than 3 million pages of documents from its investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein, along with over 2,000 videos and 180,000 images

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is demanding the university turn over names and personal information about Jewish members of the Penn community as part of the administration’s stated goal to combat antisemitism on campuses