President Donald Trump said the United States may attack Iran’s deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain nuclear site, while ruling out nuclear weapons and saying he does not foresee deploying ground troops.
President Donald Trump called Ukraine’s resumed attacks on Russian refineries a “disgrace,” arguing they raise fuel prices and renewing his criticism of Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
President Donald Trump said he is talking with Russia and China about nuclear disarmament, but offered no details and neither government immediately confirmed formal negotiations.
Nine former FBI employees allege they were unlawfully dismissed for their work on the classified-documents investigation involving Donald Trump and seek reinstatement and back pay.
President Donald Trump formally invoked presidential communications privilege over records sought in Rep. Joyce Beatty’s lawsuit challenging the Kennedy Center’s closure and management.
A federal judge ruled that the United States lacked standing to challenge New York City limits on cooperation with immigration enforcement and said the administration’s federal-preemption claims would also fail.
Documents obtained by The Washington Post identify 67 contributions above $10,000 for President Donald Trump’s ballroom project, including reported $25 million commitments from Apple and Nvidia.
The Justice Department sued California to stop the counting of mail ballots tied to more than 20,000 people it describes as likely noncitizens, while state and Los Angeles County officials dispute the demand and its legal basis.
President Donald Trump told the Justice Department to pursue the death penalty when a firefighter is murdered, extending his capital-punishment policy while remaining subject to federal jurisdiction and existing law.
President Donald Trump said the Pentagon will not livestream the December 3 firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan after the plan drew criticism from both parties and human-rights groups.
Ukraine struck a Russian oil refinery after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv would no longer observe an energy ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump that Russia had not formally accepted.
An AP-NORC survey found 80% of registered voters want substantial change or total upheaval in how the country is run, while 36% approve of President Donald Trump’s job performance.
