Opinion

A major leadership shift at the Department of Homeland Security is gaining traction in Washington as President Donald Trump’s nominee, Sen. Markwayne Mullin, draws bipartisan support. Lawmakers from both parties are signaling openness to Mullin’s nomination, citing his background in business, national security, and his reputation for direct, no nonsense...

President Donald J. Trump announced a sweeping move to remove federal regulatory barriers that have long slowed the construction of affordable housing, a step the administration says will unleash new homebuilding and bring relief to families locked out of the market. The White House says the effort targets layers of...

The Trump administration is moving to protect American workers and consumers from companies that falsely claim their products are made in the United States. A new presidential action signed by President Donald Trump directs federal agencies to strengthen enforcement against deceptive “Made in America” advertising, targeting companies that slap patriotic...

The success of Operation Epic Fury is now colliding with a familiar opponent. The corporate media. In the days following the U.S. military’s devastating strikes against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, the Trump administration says some outlets are attempting to rewrite reality and downplay the operation’s success. The White House is pointing...

Federal authorities are investigating disturbing security incidents in Virginia and Michigan as concerns grow about extremist threats inside the United States. The attacks come at a time when intelligence officials have repeatedly warned that ISIS and other foreign terror networks are actively attempting to inspire or coordinate violence on American...

A wave of new investment is flowing into the United States as companies commit trillions of dollars to expand factories, energy production, and advanced technology across the country. The surge comes as President Donald Trump’s economic agenda focuses on domestic manufacturing, energy dominance, and reshoring critical supply chains that had...

A partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security is now rippling across the country, leaving more than 100,000 federal workers without pay and straining critical security operations. Transportation Security Administration officers are still reporting for duty at airports nationwide, but many are doing so without a paycheck as the...