Judge Allows Trump’s White House Ballroom Construction to Move Forward
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A US district judge rejects a request to block the President’s $400,000 ballroom project.
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Hillary Clinton Faces Closed-Door Deposition in Oversight Committee’s Epstein Probe
Former Secretary of State and former First Lady, Hillary Clinton, faced questions behind closed doors in Chappaqua, New York on Thursday. The deposition in the Clintons’ hometown is part of the Republican-led House Oversight Committee’s probe into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Exclusive Joint Interview with PA Senators Fetterman, McCormick on Rising Tensions with Iran
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The US and Iran wrapped up a meeting in Geneva trying to reach a deal on Iran’s nuclear program. The President said they’re trying to work out a deal through diplomacy but has threatened to strike Iran if they continue their nuclear ambitions. We interviewed both of Pennsylvania’s Senators about Iran. They’re hopeful diplomacy will prevail but are adamant that Iran should not build up their nuclear capabilities.
Trump Defends Tariffs in State of the Union as Supreme Court Ruling Forces Policy Shift
During the State of the Union, President Donald Trump defended his trade and tariff strategy — even though the Supreme Court ruled Friday that he violated federal law by using emergency authority to impose global tariffs.
Republicans, Democrats Split on Trump’s State of the Union Address
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In just under two hours, President Donald Trump gave his State of the Union address Tuesday night. While some congressional members praised his speech, others called it out of touch with the financial reality many Americans are facing.
President Trump Set to Deliver State of the Union Address with Focus on Economy
The prime-time speech to the country will come amid major tensions at home and abroad. The annual address is a constitutional obligation — but it’s also a political opportunity for presidents to tout accomplishments, priorities and policies.
Congressional Members Weigh in on Four Years of Russia’s War on Ukraine
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tuesday marks four years since Russia invaded Ukraine. The invasion has tested Ukrainians and their partners, pushing back on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s quest to conquer Ukraine.
After Supreme Court Ruling, Trump Escalates Tariff Fight with 15% Global Rate
The president originally responded with a 10% global tariff after Friday’s ruling — only to raise it to 15% one day later. For imports from many countries, it is an even higher rate than it was under the tariffs that were shot down in a 6-3 decision by the high court.
What to Expect in Trump’s State of the Union Address
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tuesday night, President Donald Trump will deliver the annual State of the Union address.
In Washington, USVI Gov. Bryan Pushes Administration for Tariff Relief and Reflects on Two Terms of Service
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. (D-USVI) is in the nation’s capital this week — representing the U.S. Virgin Islands at the National Governors Association winter meeting. The governor said the trip is about more than handshakes — it’s about delivering for the people back home.
