President Trump to Transfer Kennedy Center Control to Congress After Court Setback
President Donald Trump announces the transfer of Kennedy Center management to Congress after a court ruling blocked renovations and the use of his name at the venue.
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House Oversight Committee to Release Pam Bondi Deposition on Epstein Files
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer announces the full release of former Attorney General Pam Bondi’s deposition transcripts regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files.
US Voting Rights Battle: Could Congressional Representation Shift for a Generation?
Recent Supreme Court rulings and redistricting efforts in the U.S. threaten to diminish minority representation in Congress, sparking concerns over the future of civil rights.
US Administration Allocates Billions to Shift Energy Focus from Wind to Fossil Fuels
The Trump administration is spending nearly $2 billion to encourage energy companies to abandon offshore wind projects in favor of fossil fuels, sparking a Congressional investigation.
Trump-Backed Candidates Secure Key Wins in Primary Elections
A wave of victories for candidates endorsed by Donald Trump in recent primaries highlights a defining shift in the current political landscape.
Breaking the Taboo: US Lawmakers Call for Transparency on Israel’s Nuclear Program
US Democrats are urging the Trump administration to end the policy of ambiguity regarding Israel’s nuclear weapons to prevent regional miscalculation and escalation.
Global Conflict Casts Shadow on 2026 US Midterm Elections
The ongoing Middle East conflict is influencing voter sentiment and economic concerns, becoming a key factor in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections for control of Congress.
U.S. Ends Homeland Security Shutdown, Excludes ICE Funding
Congress ends a record 75-day DHS shutdown with a funding bill that excludes new money for ICE, impacting travel and trade policies relevant to Asia.
Redistricting Battles Heat Up as U.S. Nears Crucial Midterm Elections
Ahead of the November 2026 midterms, Democrats and Republicans are locked in a critical battle over redistricting, which may decide control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Trump’s Image Features on Redesigned U.S. Passports and Coins for 250th Anniversary
The U.S. unveils passport and coin redesigns featuring President Trump’s image as part of the 250th-anniversary preparations, blending contemporary politics with national celebration.
US Democrats Push to Curb Presidential War Powers Over Cuba
US Democratic senators moved to limit presidential authority to launch military action against Cuba without Congressional approval, highlighting a key foreign policy debate in 2026.
US Senate Blocks Move to Restrict Trump on Cuba Military Action
The US Senate rejected a Democratic resolution to bar President Trump from unauthorized military action against Cuba, a vote that fell along party lines.
US Senate Vote on Cuba War Powers Draws Global Attention
The US Senate has rejected a measure to restrict presidential war powers regarding Cuba, a decision with potential implications for global stability and Asian markets.
White House Breach Highlights Systemic Crisis Behind US Political Violence
A recent security breach at a White House event underscores deeper systemic issues fueling political violence and governance challenges in the United States.
Pirro Announces More Charges for DC Dinner Shooter
Federal prosecutors will file additional charges against the man accused of shooting at a Washington dinner attended by President Trump, the US Attorney announced.
Suspect Charged with Attempted Assassination of Trump After White House Dinner Shooting
A suspect faces federal charges for attempting to assassinate President Trump after a shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, highlighting ongoing concerns over political violence.
Trump Recalls ‘Crazy World’ After Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting
President Trump discusses his calm response to the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in a recent interview, highlighting security challenges.
White House Dinner Security Breach Raises Global Alarms
A security breach targeting a former president at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner raises urgent questions about political stability in the US and its global implications.
White House Dinner Security Breach Fuels Global Anxiety Over US Stability
A security breach at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner raises serious questions about US political stability and its potential global repercussions, particularly for Asia.
Shots Fired, Leaders Evacuated: Key Details on White House Dinner Incident
US President Donald Trump and top officials were evacuated after gunshots at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on April 25, 2026. Here’s what we know so far about the incident and its aftermath.