President Trump says Venezuela will redirect about $2 billion in oil to the United States, a move that could curb Chinese access and reshape energy and geopolitical dynamics.

An Indiana woman who gave her ex-fiancé tea containing pills claims it was part of a “chemistry experiment,” but prosecutors have charged her with reckless endangerment as investigators examine the substances and her intent.

A specialized court program is providing veterans with critical support and resources during legal challenges, ensuring they receive guidance and care when they need it most.

Over 30 bodies have been recovered from bayous in the Houston area this year, raising public concern and speculation about a possible serial killer, while authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding each case.

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participated in NORAD’s annual Santa Tracker tradition on Christmas Eve, answering calls from children and blending holiday cheer with light-hearted presidential remarks.

A federal judge blocked the Biden administration’s attempt to impose conditions on FEMA and related grants, ruling that tying emergency funding to unrelated federal policy requirements was unlawful and must be rescinded.

Former President Trump emphasized Greenland’s critical importance for U.S. national security, citing its strategic location, military infrastructure, and role in Arctic defense.

James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly have shared the challenges and progress of his stage 3 colorectal cancer battle, highlighting family support and public health awareness.

A Louisiana nursing graduate detained by ICE for six months has shared the emotional and practical toll of her confinement while awaiting immigration proceedings.

Timothée Chalamet collaborated on a remix with UK rapper EsDeeKid, referencing his film and girlfriend Kylie Jenner while sparking speculation about his artistic persona.

The U.S. launched coordinated strikes against over 70 ISIS sites in Syria after an attack that killed American personnel, aiming to disrupt extremist operations while minimizing broader conflict.

As federal immigration raids intensify under “Operation Midway Blitz,” Chicago residents, activists, and small business owners are organizing grassroots resistance—training neighbors, documenting abuses, and demanding accountability for what they call unlawful, violent enforcement tactics.

President Trump has threatened to restrict federal funds to New York City after the election of progressive mayor Zohran Mamdani, setting up a political showdown between two Queens natives with sharply opposing visions.

“It’s been a great run, but I think the president knows, and he and I have talked about, the constrictions of the Constitution,” Johnson said. Translation: “No, you cannot do this legally, please stop asking.”

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Sucker Punch Productions surprises fans with a new free DLC update for Ghost of Tsushima, expanding its acclaimed Legends mode and making it easier than ever to play on the go.

From White House renovations to global sanctions and domestic redistricting fights, this week’s political stories reveal how power is reshaping both buildings and boundaries.

President Donald Trump held a strategic meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to discuss alliance priorities, defense commitments, and evolving global security challenges.

The U.S. Senate failed to advance the “Shutdown Fairness Act,” leaving troops and federal employees without guaranteed pay as the government shutdown enters its fourth week.

President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, on Thursday, Oct. 30, as part of his five-day Asia trip that also includes stops in Malaysia and Japan, amid mounting trade tensions and a prolonged U.S. government shutdown.

Stephen Miller’s claim that the East Wing “is not part of the White House” has deepened backlash to Trump’s decision to demolish the century-old structure to make room for a privately funded ballroom.

Ontario agrees to pause its anti-tariff ad after a dispute with President Trump — but only after it airs during the World Series featuring Canada’s Toronto Blue Jays.

President Trump’s privately funded $250 million ballroom, now under construction at the White House, will double the East Wing’s size and continue a long — though controversial — tradition of presidential expansion projects.

Donald Trump has abruptly ended trade talks with Canada after condemning a Canadian government ad featuring Ronald Reagan as “fake,” escalating tensions ahead of a key Supreme Court ruling on his tariffs.

Steve Bannon claimed that “there is a plan” for Donald Trump to return to the White House in 2028, defying constitutional limits and reigniting debate over the future of U.S. democracy.

Trump has threatened to prosecute Soros (and his son Alexander) under RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) charges.

As of the most recent updates, Syko Stu is recovering. He remains hospitalized under observation but is conscious and able to communicate. The full extent of his injuries has not yet been disclosed.