Defense
Trump and Xi are locked in a standoff over direct trade negotiations
Senior officials keep offering justifications for the conflict with Tehran that the president upends.
An unexpected Republican joined in holding Trump’s embattled DHS chief to the fire.
The minority party hopes to link the administration’s military operation with domestic issues.
- House Republicans are publicly cheering Trump’s Iran war. Privately, many are worried.
- Democrats reject ‘ridiculous’ GOP demand to fund DHS after Iran attack
- Former White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler called to testify in House Oversight’s Epstein investigation
- Trump takes aim at banks over crypto bill talks
- Trump is running out of time to sell his rationale for Iran war
- House Ethics trial for Cherflius-McCormick postponed as lawmaker seeks new lawyer
- House Democrats introduce alternative war powers resolution
- Mike Rounds seeks Pentagon briefing on Anthropic spat
- Lutnick agrees to testify in House Oversight’s Epstein probe
- Noem defends her leadership of DHS amid sharp questioning from senators
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