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Pete Hegseth
Trump administration argues sign language services undermine Trump’s grip on his public image
The White House is fighting against calls to restore live American Sign Language interpretation at press briefings, arguing in court that such a requirement would interfere with President Donald Trump’s authority to manage how he appears to the public. That position is laid out in filings from Justice Department lawyers responding to a lawsuit that…
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Trump orders use of ‘all available funds’ to ensure troops don’t miss paychecks during shutdown
President Donald Trump has ordered the Defense Department to use “all available funds”...
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Trump and Putin conclude Alaska meeting after pivotal Russia-Ukraine war talks
President Donald Trump welcomed Vladimir Putin to Alaska on Friday with a warmth rarely shown...
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Trump to take control of D.C. police, deploy National Guard in crime crackdown
President Donald Trump announced Monday that he will seize control of Washington, D.C.’s...
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Trump fires Gen. CQ Brown Jr., first Black Joint Chiefs chairman since Colin Powell
President Donald Trump has dismissed Air Force Gen. CQ Brown Jr. from his role as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, removing the first Black leader in that position since Colin Powell. The decision,...
