A pocket rescission lets a president freeze spending until it legally expires, no vote required. The GAO says it's illegal. The current OMB director wants to use it anyway.

Residential electricity averaged 18.83 cents per kilowatt-hour in April 2026, up 7.3% in a year. Most of that increase was granted in writing, by a state commission, at the end of an 11-month legal proceeding almost nobody attends.

Five days before NATO's leaders gather in Ankara, the president reopened the burden-sharing fight, and tied it to a grievance over Iran.

Trump says the two-day event at the American Airlines Center will be a ‘rally like none other,’ the first national party convention ever held in a midterm year.

A 6-3 court held that the president cannot narrow by executive order a citizenship guarantee the majority located in the Constitution itself.

The justices left Lisa Cook on the Federal Reserve Board while her suit proceeds, but cleared Trump to remove an FTC commissioner the same day.

ICE hasn't had a Senate-confirmed director since 2017. Trump's pick of an Oklahoma trooper, Lance Schroyer, tests whether that decade-long gap finally closes.

The decision turns on a single jurisdictional question: whether courts may review the move at all. The majority said no.

The most sweeping housing bill in decades cleared Congress with veto-proof majorities. Then the president attached a condition no one had agreed to.

Three candidates backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani won New York's Democratic House primaries, with two beating sitting members of Congress in a pointed message to party leadership.

The Senate cleared the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which would expand supply and bar large investors from buying single-family homes. The House could vote within days.

The prime minister will stay on as a caretaker while Labour, not the country, picks Britain's seventh leader in a decade.

The question in Westminster is no longer whether Keir Starmer can hold on, but how he leaves — and whether Andy Burnham can convert a by-election landslide into the leadership.

Andy Burnham's Makerfield landslide has emboldened Labour rivals, and reports suggest Keir Starmer could announce a resignation timetable within days.

A split night in Georgia: Collins wins the Senate nomination and faces Ossoff, while Trump and Kemp's governor pick, Burt Jones, loses to Rick Jackson.

Director Kash Patel said the FBI broke up an alleged plan to use explosive drones and a sniper team against the weekend's White House UFC card, with five arrested.

Newsom accused Trump of directing the DOJ to investigate him and his wife. The probes reportedly predate the clash, beginning last year over California whistleblower complaints.

A court said the board couldn't rename the building for Trump. So the board named a fund for him instead, tied to the center's $257 million in federal money.

The Prime Minister's child-safety package would raise the minimum age for the biggest platforms to 16, curb chatbots and gaming features, and curfew older teens after 8:30pm.

Two days before the runoff, Trump backed Collins over Derek Dooley, a late MAGA pick that pits the president against Gov. Brian Kemp.