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A partial government shutdown appears imminent as Democrats are standing firm and refusing to provide funding to the Department of Homeland Security. Read More.

Attorney General Pam Bondi will sit before the House Judiciary Committee, where she is expected to testify on the Department of Justice’s handling of the Epstein files and other Department programs. Read More.

Federal prosecutors have released bodycam footage in the case of a Chicago woman who survived being shot multiple times by a Border Patrol agent during an immigration crackdown last fall, part of a trove of evidence that casts doubt on the Trump administration's account of the incident. Read More.

The House Oversight Committee's deposition of Ghislaine Maxwell ended less than an hour after it began on Monday morning, when the convicted accomplice of the late Jeffrey Epstein pleaded the Fifth Amendment. Read More.

A proposed tax targeting California's wealthiest residents is drawing strong support from likely voters, but critics warn it would discourage investment and trigger an exodus of high-income earners and businesses from the state. Read More.

The prime minister, whose popularity was already at a near-record low since his 2024 election, faced revolt even from his own party over the fresh revelations about former diplomat Peter Mandelson, who was even seen in his underwear with an unknown woman in photos in the latest Epstein files. Read More.

President Donald Trump said Iran's supreme leader should be "very worried" at the moment as tensions between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic continue to escalate. Read More.

President Donald Trump has signed legislation ending the partial government shutdown that started Friday at midnight. The legislation Trump signed funds agencies, including the Departments of State, Treasury and War and others, through the end of September and the end of the fiscal year. Read More.

Fulton County, Georgia Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. announced on Monday that the county will file a lawsuit over the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) 2020 search and seizure of voting records. Read More.

President Donald Trump said Sunday that the Trump Kennedy Center will close later this year for a two-year period to undergo renovations. Read More.

President Donald Trump said Thursday he will announce his pick to replace Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday. Read More.

Google and Apple listened in on and recorded millions of unwitting customers’ conversations — and will soon fork over a combined $163 million to resolve the eavesdropping debacle, according to a pair of bombshell lawsuits. Read More.

President Trump disparaged his own Cabinet meetings in an interview published Monday, saying they are “boring as hell” and can’t wait to get out of them, while denying that he’s lost some of his vigor. Read More.

President Donald Trump said he had a "very good" call with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and announced that border czar Tom Homan will meet with him, as riots continue to erupt in the city amid a federal immigration enforcement operation. Read More.

Audio recordings expose Texas senator's scathing remarks about president's economic agenda and vice president's foreign policy influence, claiming "Tucker created JD. JD is Tucker's protégé, and they are one and the same." Read More.