Breaking political developments from the United States
The Senate adopted a resolution on Tuesday directing the president to remove military forces from the conflict with Iran, a significant rebuke to Donald Trump and a strong message that the war lacks support in Congress.
The Senate adopts the House-passed Iran war powers resolution in a symbolic rebuke of Trump.
The Senate voted to limit Trump's ability to conduct military operations against Iran without congressional authorization after four Republicans joined with Democrats.
Officials knew the $16.4 million Reflecting Pool renovation was peeling and turning green earlier than they acknowledged.
The U.S. Senate has adopted a House-passed Iran war powers resolution by a 50-48 vote, in a symbolic yet rare rebuke of President Trump.
Chuck Schumer said that Congress voted to endDonald Trump's war with Iran, noting the resolution passed both chambers and does not require the President's signature.
A DailyMail poll indicates Trump's approval rating has increased as voters assess his handling of Iran and the economy.
The US House Oversight Panel has released Bill Gates' testimony regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Utah's primary voter turnout is under 20%. A congressional candidate faces accusations of breaking mailing rules before Tuesday's election.
The U.S. Senate passed a resolution to end the war with Iran, with 50 senators voting in favor and 48 against.
President Donald J. Trump praisedJD Vance's role as 'Fraud Czar,' saying, 'We have launched the War on Fraud led by our great Vice President JD Vance, who is doing a great job.'
US authorities refused to criticize Russia, fearing it would harm Ukraine negotiations, Foreign Policy reports citing sources. Washington's stance came after a European request regarding one of Moscow's actions during the military operation in Ukraine, though the magazine notes the US has recently leaned toward more pro-Ukrainian rhetoric.
Team Iran is allowed to enter the U.S. a day earlier than previous World Cup matches in a protocol shift.
The CFTC has sued Kentucky to prevent a violation of the commission's exclusive jurisdiction.
The Senate adopted a House-passed Iran war powers resolution by a 50-48 vote in a symbolic yet rare rebuke of President Trump.
ABC is encouraging viewers to tell the FCC to drop probes into 'The View' and ABC broadcast licenses.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announces a new framework for transgender Chicagoans, building on the city's previously declared 'Transfemicide State of Emergency.'
The United States has authorized Iranian oil sales while negotiations continue on a final peace deal.
Matt Dunlap wins the Democratic primary in Maine's 2nd Congressional District as Democrats seek to hold on to Jared Golden's seat.
Trump called the New York Times' Iran coverage "treasonous" and vowed to add its reporting to his multi-billion dollar lawsuit against the paper, calling the outlet criminal.
U.S. intelligence reportedly warns that Netanyahu could complicate Trump's Iran peace push, flagging risks to the Iran deal from Israeli actions.
President Trump says tougher immigration policies helped lower U.S. car insurance rates, but insurance experts say the biggest drivers of higher premiums were pandemic-era disruptions, rising repair costs, and risky driving trends.
A new book reports that Trump mocked Zuckerberg and Bezos by showing associates their flattering text messages, saying they were "kissing my ass," while Musk described the exchanges as "First-class groveling."
US Vice President JD Vance hit back at Israeli cabinet members who have criticized Donald Trump's interim peace deal with Iran.
Bernie Sanders unveils plan to give the public direct ownership of AI companies.
Vance says the administration plans to brief Congress on Iran 'very soon,' without specifying timing or scope.
JD Vance said he believed President Trump was joking when Trump suggested he would blame Vance if Iran talks go wrong.
The Obama Presidential Center, designed as a hub of civic life, is set to open in Chicago.
Vance says flare-ups will have to be managed through diplomacy.
Vance says flare-ups will have to be managed through diplomacy.