Washington , The sound that carried across the South Grounds on Monday was not the ceremonial music of an arrival or the whisper of tourists on a spring afternoon, but the churn
WASHINGTON — A president who fears the people resorts to cartoons. Donald Trump spent the weekend posting a juvenile AI fantasy that crowns him “King Trump,” straps him into a fighter jet,
SAN DIEGO, CA — A US Marine Corps live-fire exercise at Camp Pendleton turned into a near disaster on Saturday when artillery shrapnel unexpectedly struck a California Highway Patrol vehicle on Interstate
New York — The day began with a promise of calm and a warning about force. By nightfall, both had shown their power. In dozens of cities, from Los Angeles to Washington,
WASHINGTON — Midway through a prime-time CNN forum on the nation’s funding standoff Wednesday night, a second performance unfolded offstage. While Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New
Washington — The most consequential oversight hearing of the year opened Tuesday in Hart 216, with Attorney General Pam Bondi seated before the Senate Judiciary Committee and a line of questions that cut
Cairo — Delegations converged on Egypt for a fresh round of indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas as Washington pressed for a rapid ceasefire that would exchange hostages for prisoners, expand aid,
Washington — The sixth day of the federal shutdown opened with no breakthrough in sight and a new threat hanging over hundreds of thousands of workers: layoffs, not just furloughs. The White
Washington — The Capitol is lit and the microphones are on, yet the core machinery of government is idling. The United States has entered another weekend of a federal funding lapse, and
ASHDOD, Israel—The last boat in a weeks-long civilian convoy to Gaza, an aging trawler renamed Marinette, was seized at sea before dawn on Friday, capping an Israeli naval operation that organizers call
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