Tucker Carlson argued that nuclear first-use talk should trigger President Trump’s immediate removal, but the administration has not announced any such policy shift.
Three Secret Service employees, including communications chief Anthony Guglielmi, were placed on administrative leave after a report said officials were walked out and labeled “do not admits” amid a classified leak investigation.
A foundation tied to Philip Qiu, also identified in Chinese records as Qiu Feili, bought Washington’s historic Securities Building for $8.4 million, according to property filings reviewed by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Trump rejected claims that Iran was behind a reported water-system cyberattack and pointed instead at Minnesota’s leadership, while federal agencies continue investigating.
Stephen Miller used State Department remarks to warn that far-left political violence is being treated too gently by institutions he says have grown timid in the face of a real threat.
Karoline Leavitt told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins that Americans would see the evidence after declassification, as questions mount over why no charges have been filed.
Trump signed proclamations shrinking two Utah national monuments, then clashed with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins over who would pay the United States for guarding the Strait of Hormuz.
CENTCOM released unclassified footage and said U.S. forces used Corsair unmanned surface vessels to strike an Iranian naval maintenance site, marking America’s first combat use of sea drones.
Federal agents served subpoenas on four New York Times reporters after stories about alleged security gaps in a Qatari-donated Boeing 747-8 tied to Air Force One.