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Trump: Colo. Wasting Money Under Dem Gov. Polis
President Donald Trump told Politico he vetoed a bipartisan bill to fund a Colorado water project because it is another example of wasteful spending under Democrat Gov. Jared Polis.
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US: Ukraine Didn't Target Putin's Residence
National security officials for the United States supported by a CIA assessment have determined that Ukraine did not target Russian President Vladimir Putin or one of his homes in a drone operation earlier this week.
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Tuberville Slams Mamdani's Quran Oath
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdanis use of the Quran at his swearing-in showed the "enemy is inside the gates" according to Sen. Tommy Tuberville R-Ala.
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Health Insurance Costs Rise After ACA Subsidies Expire
Enhanced tax credits that have helped reduce the cost of health insurance for the vast majority of Affordable Care Act enrollees expired overnight cementing higher health costs for millions of Americans at the start of the new year. Democrats forced a 43-day government...
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Trump: National Guard Being Removed From Chicago, LA, Portland
President Donald Trump said Wednesday his administration is removing the National Guard from Chicago Los Angeles and Portland Oregon but added in his social media post that federal forces will come back if crime rates go up.
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1 Dead After Israeli Fire on West Bank Stone-Throwers
The Israeli military said its forces killed a Palestinian in the occupied West Bank in the early hours on Thursday as they opened fire on people who were throwing stones at soldiers. Two other people were hit on a main road near the village of Luban al-Sharqiya in...
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Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Strikes Yakutat, Alaska
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck Yakutat Alaska in the U.S. on Thursday the United States Geological Survey said. The quake was at a depth of 9 km 5.6 miles USGS added.
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1 Person Killed in Iran Protests Over Economic Woes
One man was killed in Iran on Wednesday night state television said the first death reported after days of demonstrations over high inflation that mark the most significant unrest since nationwide protests three years ago. State media said on Thursday the person killed was...
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Dozens Presumed Dead in Fire at New Year's Party in Switzerland
Dozens of people are presumed dead and about 100 injured most of them seriously following a fire at a bar in a Swiss Alps resort town during a New Years celebration police said Thursday.
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Russia Says Ukraine Drone Strike Kills 24
Russian officials on Thursday said a Ukrainian drone strike killed 24 people and wounded at least 50 more as they celebrated the New Year in a Russian-occupied village in Ukraines Kherson region as tensions between the two nations continue to spike despite diplomats...
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Zohran Mamdani Sworn in as NYC Mayor
Zohran Mamdani became mayor of New York City just after midnight Thursday taking the oath of office at an historic decommissioned subway station in Manhattan. Mamdani a Democrat was sworn in as the first Muslim leader of Americas biggest city...
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Trump Gets $2.75M for Charity at New Year's Auction
President Donald Trump presided over a spirited charity auction during a New Years Eve celebration at Mar-a-Lago selling a speed painting of Jesus of Nazareth created live by artist Vanessa Horabuena.
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Taiwan Stays on High Alert as Chinese Ships Pull Back
Taiwan remained on high alert on Wednesday after China staged massive military drills around the island the previous day keeping its emergency maritime response center running as it monitored Chinese naval maneuvers the coast guard said.
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FDA's Diamantas Sets 2026 MAHA Agenda for Foods
Kyle Diamantas the Food and Drug Administrations deputy commissioner for human foods hopes 2026 is the year for the Make America Healthy Movement.
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Trump Urges GOP to Direct Healthcare Funds to Patients
President Donald Trump called on Republicans to stop directing federal healthcare dollars to insurance companies and instead send the money directly to individuals renewing a long-standing GOP argument over how healthcare subsidies should be structured.
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US Military Strikes 5 More Alleged Drug Boats, Killing 8
The U.S. military said Wednesday it struck three more boats that were allegedly smuggling drugs killing three people while others jumped overboard and may have survived. The statement by U.S. Southern Command which oversees South America did not reveal where the attacks ...
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Trump: Tariffs Lead to 'World Record' US Investment Boom
President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the United States has set a "world record" for investment flowing into a single country crediting tariffs and domestic manufacturing incentives for an unprecedented surge in new factories and business expansion.
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Coast Guard Searches for Survivors After US Strikes Boats
The United States Coast Guard is searching for survivors of a U.S. military strike against a convoy of suspected drug vessels in the Pacific Ocean U.S. officials said on Wednesday.
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Chief Justice: Constitution Remains 'Firm and Unshaken'
Chief Justice John Roberts said Wednesday that the Constitution remains a sturdy pillar for the country a message that comes after a tumultuous year in the nations judicial system and with pivotal Supreme Court decisions on the horizon.
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Mamdani Reverses Position on Control of NYC Schools
New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said Wednesday that he will no longer pursue ending mayoral control of New York Citys public school system reversing a position he had repeatedly taken during his campaign.
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Trump Bids Sarcastic Adieu to George, Amal Clooney
President Donald Trump took aim at George Clooney and his wife human rights lawyer Amal Clooney after reports that the couple and their twin children were granted French citizenship using the news to criticize immigration policy and mock Clooneys political activism.
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Judge Tosses Georgia RICO Case in 'Cop City' Protest
A Georgia judge dismissed racketeering charges against activists linked to the "Cop City" protests weakening one of the states most aggressive efforts to use organized crime laws against demonstrators and reviving debate over the limits of prosecuting protesters.
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Julie Kelly Details Alleged Falsehoods by Jack Smith
Investigative journalist Julie Kelly on Wednesday accused former special counsel Jack Smith of making multiple false and misleading claims about his prosecutions of President Donald Trump.
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Syria: 1 Dead Killed, 2 Hurt in Aleppo Suicide Attack
A suicide bomber targeted a police patrol in Aleppo killing one person and wounding two members of the security forces a Syrian government spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Macron: Allies Will Make Commitments on Protecting Ukraine at Jan 6 Meeting
European leaders meeting in Paris on January 6 will make firm commitments towards protecting Ukraine after any peace deal with Russia is brokered French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday during his New Year Eves speech.