Gov. Doug Burgum, a former rival, endorses Donald Trump on eve of Iowa Caucus
Burgum became the first of Trump’s former GOP rivals to endorse him for president.
European nations pass on US-led response to Houthis’ Red Sea aggression, putting NATO into question
Conspicuously absent from the latest maneuvers were forces from France and Italy, two founding NATO members
Senators raise questions about EV mandates and subsidies going to China
“My problem is with an administration whose crusade is to convert everyone over to an EV regardless of where the battery came from,” Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said.
FBI investigates deadly New York crash after car with gas canisters plows into crowd
A Ford SUV with at least a dozen gas canisters plowed into another car, police said.
Five Japan Coast Guard members die after plane collides with passenger jet at Tokyo airport
Videos posted online show the passenger jet engulfed in flames, but the airline says all passengers and crew evacuated safely.
U.S. debate over Ukraine aid raises questions about whether European Union will ‘step up’
Most of EU’s support has been aimed at propping up Ukraine’s war-torn economy, not supporting its military.
More than half world’s voters face elections in 2024, potentially reshaping global history
Move over Trump and Biden, there are consequential elections also in Taiwan, India, South Africa, and possibly Ukraine.
Former federal prosecutor named by IRS whistleblowers out at DOJ: report
Reports of her departure emerged the same day that she sat for a transcribed interview with the House Judiciary Committee.
Defiant McCarthy to GOP: ‘Do not be fearful’ of losing your job
McCarthy appeared to reference the government spending deal he negotiated with the White House earlier this year to avert a government shutdown, which prompted conservative outrage and was a contributing…