Trump and Japan’s new Prime Minister Takaichi hold a candid call, signaling a strengthened U.S.–Japan alliance and commitment to a Free and Open Indo-Pacific.

President Trump confirms he does not plan to name the new $300 million White House ballroom after himself, despite demolishing the historic East Wing to construct the massive event space.

Steve Bannon suggests there is a plan for Donald Trump to pursue a third presidential term in 2028, despite the clear constitutional prohibition, fueling political controversy and national debate.

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Chris Wright, the Energy Secretary under President Trump, built a $100 million fortune through fracking ventures before joining the administration, leveraging his engineering expertise and business acumen to dominate the U.S. energy sector.

Mayor Daniel Lurie’s calm diplomacy and local alliances convinced President Trump to pause a planned federal enforcement surge in San Francisco — a rare moment of cooperation across the partisan divide.

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.

Millions of Americans face a looming hunger crisis as the government shutdown threatens to halt SNAP benefits, risking the nation’s worst food emergency since the Great Depression.

Federal workers are reaching a breaking point as the government shutdown stretches into a fourth week, leaving families unpaid and morale shattered amid deep political division.

If the government shutdown continues past November 1, millions could lose access to food assistance, early education, and affordable health insurance as key federal programs reach critical funding deadlines.