Rand Paul Tests a 2028 Lane Against Trump-Era Republicanism
Rand Paul says a 2028 run is roughly fifty-fifty, using free trade, anti-war politics and fiscal restraint to test a post-midterm GOP lane.
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Rand Paul says a 2028 run is roughly fifty-fifty, using free trade, anti-war politics and fiscal restraint to test a post-midterm GOP lane.
USS Tripoli and the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit reached the CENTCOM region as Washington weighed deterrence, escalation and political risk.
Donald Trump's White House UFC event turned an 80th birthday celebration into a political spectacle built around combat sports, loyalty and state power.
Congress left Washington after Mike Johnson rejected a Senate DHS funding plan, forcing TSA pay into an executive workaround.
No Kings protests pushed elite accountability into national street politics as Ro Khanna framed the Epstein class as a symbol of unequal justice.
Mike Johnson rejected a Senate-backed DHS funding plan, keeping the shutdown fight alive and exposing House-Senate Republican divisions.
Iranian missiles and drones hit Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, wounding US service members and exposing the cost of a widening regional war.
Dick Durbin and other Democrats faced questions over whether Jose Medina should have been removed before the killing of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman.
Reform UK's suspension of Lynn Dean turns a local racism row into a test of the party's vetting and discipline machinery.
House Republicans passed a DHS funding bill with strict border provisions, but Senate opposition leaves the shutdown fight unresolved.
John Fetterman credited an ICE airport deployment during a DHS shutdown, exposing a practical split inside Democratic border-security politics.
Marco Rubio and Kaja Kallas clashed at a G7 meeting over Russia policy, exposing tension between U.S. diplomacy and European urgency on Ukraine.