Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrives at the White House with a key request for U.S.-made Tomahawk missiles. His visit comes amid President Trump’s announcement of a fresh summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

President Donald Trump has renewed his criticism of the Senate’s long-standing “blue slip” custom, calling it “stupid and outdated.” The rule, which dates back decades, allows senators to either approve or disapprove of judicial nominees from their own states, sparking renewed debate over how best to shape the federal bench.

India is ramping up its purchases of American crude oil and natural gas in an effort to diversify its energy sources. This move comes after President Trump voiced concerns about India’s purchases of discounted Russian oil.

A fiery first general election debate brought together Andrew Cuomo, Republican Curtis Sliwa, and Democrat Zohran Mamdani in a tense face-off. With Mamdani eager to defend the momentum that propelled him past Cuomo in the primary, the night saw heightened exchanges and few definitive blows.

Mamdani and Cuomo took center stage in New York City’s first general election debate, trading pointed attacks and showcasing stark policy differences. The debate, covered by CNN’s Gloria Pazmino, offered voters insight into the early contours of the mayoral race.

New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist and leading figure in the mayoral race, believes he can represent both the city’s progressive movement and its financial sectors. During a high-profile debate, he outlined a platform built on funding public initiatives while pledging to unite divergent interests.

A socialist, an accused molester, and a self-described vigilante brought “high levels of testosterone” to Thursday’s mayoral debate in New York. The unpredictable race has captured citywide attention as it heads into the homestretch.

New York City mayoral candidates Zohran Mamdani, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa took the stage Thursday night for their first general election debate. In an unexpected turn, Curtis Sliwa made headlines by apparently distancing himself from Donald Trump, creating a tense moment that set the tone for the evening.

Recent tax legislation brings significant enhancements to Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) accounts. These changes, effective in the 2026 tax year, include unique inflation adjustments and an increased contribution limit, helping individuals with disabilities save more efficiently.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker continues to oppose President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement efforts, equating any National Guard deployment to “going to war with Chicago.” FOX’s Olivianna Calmes reports on the growing tension as the governor questions the federal approach to immigration in his state.

New York City’s mayoral race is heating up as the first debate draws near. Andrew Cuomo’s recent interview at a Manhattan forum has spotlighted key figures and amplified the anticipation around this critical juncture for the city.

New York City has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that the Trump administration wrongfully intends to revoke $47 million in education grants over the city’s transgender policies. City officials argue the funds were already promised and that federal authorities have misread civil rights laws. The outcome could influence both school finances and broader educational rights.

The Canadian federal government is unveiling a CA$700-million loan package to ease pressures on the country’s softwood industry. Sparked by heightened trade tensions with the United States, the measure was originally announced in August by Prime Minister Mark Carney. It offers timely and essential support for beleaguered lumber producers.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem set high expectations in July for prosecuting individuals who exposed personal information of ICE agents. Months later, no official legal action has been reported, leaving questions about the agency’s commitment to following through on these cases.

Nebraska soybean farmers, already concerned about a trade war with China, say an Argentina bailout adds insult to injury. Many believe the mismatch in priorities leaves local producers and taxpayers feeling overlooked at a precarious time for American agriculture.

President Donald Trump has warned Hamas that if violence within Gaza continues, the United States “will have no choice but to go in and kill them.” The remark, issued on a Thursday after Trump initially downplayed the unrest, underscores rising concerns over the internal strife rattling the region.

Bret Stephens starts a dialogue by teasing a “story about pots and…” before addressing Donald Trump’s Middle East trip and a government shutdown. His approach hints at how personal perceptions—especially vanity—can shape political discussions.

President Donald Trump has issued a grim warning to Hamas, declaring that if the bloodshed in Gaza persists, the United States “will have no choice but to go in and kill them.” This statement marks a significant shift from his earlier stance, where he downplayed the seriousness of Gaza’s internal violence.

As a prolonged government shutdown persists, many fear that Affordable Care Act subsidies may lapse. In Upper Chichester, Pennsylvania, one hair stylist facing a potential neck surgery worries she will have to delay her procedure if these crucial subsidies vanish.

Artificial intelligence may create new barriers for women in the workforce. As AI-driven systems evolve, concerns grow that these technologies could intensify long-standing inequities and write women out of critical job opportunities.

Oklahoma’s Department of Education has reversed a 2024 mandate that required teachers to keep the Christian Bible in every classroom and incorporate it into lesson plans. The directive had been challenged for its constitutionality, leading to an official rescission in 2025.