Indiana Republicans are set to visit the White House as part of a mid-cycle redistricting push led by former President Trump. While some lawmakers embrace the opportunity, others have raised concerns about upending political boundaries too quickly.

David Splinter’s latest commentary reveals that while the U.S. tax system is highly progressive overall, some billionaires may still face lower effective tax rates than previously assumed. His data indicates rates can climb to 45% at the top 0.01% of earners yet could be lower among those with the greatest wealth.

Uganda finds itself at the center of a political dispute after signing a deal with the United States to receive deported migrants. Opposition figures criticize the agreement’s lack of parliamentary approval and assert that it could shield the nation’s president from international pressure.

The Federal Reserve faces conflicting signals as it weighs political pressure from former President Donald Trump against underlying inflation concerns. The US Dollar Index stands at the center of this discussion, reflecting the wary sentiment of market watchers.

President Trump has signed an executive order launching a specialized National Guard unit to support policing efforts in Washington, D.C. Alongside this move, he has announced his intent to end cashless bail, part of a broader push to tighten public safety measures.

Former President Donald Trump’s executive order establishing a specialized National Guard unit has sparked debate about crime in Washington, D.C., and beyond. Multiple sources, including NPR and CNN, offer differing views on whether this step addresses urgent security needs or sets a worrisome precedent.

Former President Donald Trump predicts the Gaza War could end within two to three weeks, just as Israel’s Security Cabinet readies to convene. Meanwhile, an Egyptian delegation is pushing for a renewed ceasefire, bringing international attention to the conflict’s possible resolution.

Global markets wavered sharply after President Donald Trump said he was firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The announcement arrived following Wall Street’s trading session on Monday, reversing some of the market’s previous gains.

El Salvador’s CECOT prison and the US’s School of the Americas are at the heart of a debate over military instruction and human rights. Critics argue that the US facility, which trains Latin American security forces, has been denounced for alleged abuses.

French government bonds face mounting pressure as Prime Minister Bayrou’s upcoming vote of confidence on fiscal policies raises uncertainty. A note from Jefferies warns of heightened market volatility in the coming days.

Australia has expelled Iran’s ambassador, citing alleged involvement in antisemitic arson attacks in Sydney and Melbourne. Officials claim the move underscores the nation’s firm stance against hate crimes and rising regional tensions.

Morgan Stanley has reversed its stance on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, now expecting two rate cuts—one in September and another in December. The bank also foresees further reductions in 2026, ultimately bringing the Fed’s target range to 2.75% to 3.00%.

Irish rap group Kneecap has canceled its anticipated U.S. tour, citing a UK court hearing involving allegations that one of its members supported Hezbollah. The band’s sudden decision leaves American fans in limbo, as legal proceedings in Britain take priority.

Donald Trump says he has fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, sparking renewed worries about the independence of the U.S. central bank. The move may lead to legal hurdles and scrutiny from investors and policymakers alike.

Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin to emphasize deeper strategic trust between Beijing and Moscow. He underscored the need for both nations to safeguard their shared security and bolster ties in an evolving global environment.

A major offshore wind farm in Rhode Island has come to a sudden halt after a stop-work order from the Trump Administration, jeopardizing jobs and the potential to power 350,000 homes. With construction already 80 percent complete, the project’s suspension raises immediate questions about America’s renewable energy future.

Donald Trump’s political style—built on outrage, mythmaking, and promotion—was honed decades before his presidency. Jonathan Mahler argues it was the tabloid wars of 1980s New York that forged these tactics, shaping Trump into the “personification of 1980s excess.”

Katie Miller, a former DOGE staffer and Trump loyalist, calls working with Elon Musk “the honor of a lifetime.” Now married to White House Deputy Chief of Staff Scott Miller, she’s sharing her political insights and personal experiences on a newly launched podcast aimed at conservative women.

Washington, D.C. currently hosts over 2,000 National Guard troops, some of whom are now armed. President Trump claims these measures are necessary to address the city’s crime, revealing the unique legal authority presidents can wield over the nation’s capital.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is calling on the Ohio Board of Pharmacy to designate kratom as an illegal drug, sparking a conversation about its legal future across the state. Meanwhile, Toledo City Council is poised to cast its vote on a local ban. These decisions could reshape how both natural and synthetic kratom products are regulated in Ohio.

President Donald Trump, who previously used the National Guard in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., appears to be rethinking a similar deployment to Chicago. His decision follows comments made Friday, when he first suggested sending troops to the city.