Politics

FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey resigns, citing family reasons, after a year in his role amidst ongoing agency reforms.

The Trump administration is considering stripping the ABA of its law school accreditation power due to compliance failures, potentially ending its long-standing monopoly and shifting control back to states.

Trump officials warn Iran is miscalculating by waiting for the midterm elections, asserting the U.S. holds all the cards amidst rising gas prices and stalled talks.

President Trump’s strategic focus on Greenland is driven by its vast untapped mineral wealth and critical geopolitical location, with a new security agreement aimed at securing vital resources and expanding U.S. military presence amidst global supply chain vulnerabilities.

President Trump confirms ICE retains broad arrest powers, dispelling rumors of a policy shift that had caused alarm among agents.

Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin rejects claims of antisemitism amid controversy over a soccer match boycott, defending Ireland’s criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza and emphasizing the nation’s commitment to peace and justice.

Senator John Fetterman humorously referred to himself as a “lifelong Republican” at a festival, a slip that highlights his independent political leanings and ongoing speculation about his party loyalty.

Texas voters are divided on the state’s political future, with economic concerns fueling debate over whether the Lone Star State will remain red or potentially turn blue in the upcoming election.

A Michigan man, Justin Tye, refuses to be silenced after being doxxed for speaking out about the growing Islamic population in his town, vowing to continue advocating for his community despite facing backlash and threats.

Senator Jim Banks is leveraging a recent ICE operation in Indiana that led to 426 arrests to advocate for codifying Trump’s immigration policies into law, arguing legislative action is crucial to prevent future administrations from reversing them.