By Mallory Wilson and Helen Huiskes
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The tension between President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has only intensified amid the latter’s cozying up with the European Union (EU) on a high-profile trip this week.
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As fuel costs rise amid the U.S.-Iran and Russia-Ukraine wars, Americans in the Northeast may have to pay significantly more to heat their homes this winter.
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The Pentagon’s public database left out two deaths of U.S. service members deployed in the Middle East during the war against Iran, who took part in missions unrelated to the conflict in the Middle East.
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Iowa Republicans are being presented with the difficult choice of embracing President Trump in the final stretch of the midterms as Democrats seek to tie them to the administration.
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By Colin Meyn and Laura Kelly
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President Trump said Friday that the United States has entered a security agreement with Greenland and Denmark that gives America a bigger say in the Arctic territory’s affairs and expands its military presence in the country.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) fired back against at President Trump’s Friday Oval Office comments calling him a “bad governor” that’s “close to incompetent” following four measles-related deaths in the state.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has exercised a hold on a $2.8 billion weapons sale to Israel, The Hill has learned, allying with her counterpart in the House and underscoring deep mistrust with the Trump administration and Israeli government.
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Several contributors to Fox News offered stark criticism Friday of President Trump’s decision to ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.
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President Trump officially signed the Russia sanctions bill into law Friday, which authorizes further sanctions and tariffs against Russia amid the Kremlin’s ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
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How do we still know so little about Thomas Crooks
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By Douglas MacKinnon, opinion contributor
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OPINION | One of the highest honors of my professional life was serving as director of communications for the late Sen. Bob Dole (R-Kan.). Because of his poor childhood; his heroic actions in World War II; the three years he spent in a hospital fighting to survive his almost mortal wounds; and the innate goodness within him, I truly don’t know a human being who cared more for the suffering and disenfranchised of our nation, or who shed more real tears for them.
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Supreme Court campaign ruling puts insiders and party bosses over everyday people
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By Roy Cooper, opinion contributor
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OPINION | Statewide elections in North Carolina are highly competitive and extremely expensive. Voters make it the country’s ultimate swing state, having voted for President Trump and for me in 2016 and 2020. That also makes it a top target for Washington insiders and big money interests who try to buy elections for their favorite candidates.
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The New York Times: Kennedy Center supporters rally amid speculation about possible demolition
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A large group of demonstrators locked arms to form a human chain around the Kennedy Center on Friday evening to protest President Trump’s efforts to close and remake the center in his image, amid speculation about a possible effort to demolish the building.
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By Krystal Hur, Gregory Zuckerman and Jessica Toonkel
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Howard Buffett spent much of his adult life a world apart from traditional corporate America, tending to farms in Nebraska and Illinois, but always kept an eye on how his father, Warren Buffett, ran one of the world’s most-admired companies.
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Associated Press: Denmark’s leaders are cautiously optimistic about Trump’s announcement of a Greenland deal
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By James Brooks and Kirsten Grieshaber
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Denmark’s government was cautiously optimistic on Saturday about Donald Trump’s announcement of a deal on Greenland to bolster U.S. military presence there but keep the island under Danish control, following months of threats by the U.S. president to seize the semiautonomous territory of a NATO ally.
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The Washington Post: Fight intensifies over the fate of California homes falling into the sea
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Homeowners are building a costly rock wall to hold back the ocean, escalating a battle over private property and what to do about years-long beach erosion amid storm damage and higher tides.
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