The Department of Commerce announced this week it will distribute $874 million in federal funding to seven semiconductor companies and receive a minority ownership stake in each in return, reviving a practice that has drawn pushback from within the Republican Party.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) will implement a new framework to modernize noise standards, paving the way for high-speed rail development.

The Board of Peace, the U.S.-backed body President Trump established last year to manage Gaza reconstruction and peace, released a detailed 15-point roadmap Friday to disarm Hamas and demilitarize the territory, following Trump's announcement of the deal late Thursday.

Members of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have signed a pledge to support "Chinese socialism."

President Donald Trump convened his full Cabinet at Camp David on Friday for the 13th Cabinet meeting of his second term, gathering top advisors at the Maryland presidential retreat as his administration grapples with a grinding Iran conflict, a Senate rebellion, and approval ratings that have hit the lowest point of his presidency.

The Colorado town of Hartman is being abandoned after a water issue has led to a health hazard.

The State Department released a note regarding the nation's updated global health policies to double down on American interests in light of recent vaccine updates.

A new poll revealed that support for same-sex marriage is continuing to decline.

Mandela Barnes, the former Wisconsin lieutenant governor and frontrunner in the state's Democratic gubernatorial primary, withdrew from the race Thursday amid an investigation by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel into allegations that he used his position in the state Democratic Party to have sexual encounters with young adult women.

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has launched a cooking show as part of his effort to Make America Healthy Again.

Spain deployed military forces to its Ceuta enclave Friday after thousands of migrants breached the Morocco border fence and swarmed the tiny Spanish territory, leaving at least nine people dead and border officials describing the situation as "absolute chaos."

The Senate will hold a contempt vote for Dr. Anthony Fauci next week, reports indicate.

President Trump announced Thursday evening that the Board of Peace reached a historic agreement for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other groups in Gaza, an effort that he called a "monumental step" toward peace and security.

The U.S. Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a seven-year contract worth up to $58.6 billion to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, the Pentagon announced Wednesday, as the military scrambles to replenish air defense stockpiles severely depleted by the ongoing conflict with Iran.

The Trump administration is pushing to reopen closed oil refineries across the United States, including a dormant facility in the U.S. Virgin Islands, as gasoline prices remain elevated above $4.10 per gallon amid the ongoing Iran war.

Every generation gets a chance to relearn why the system was built the way it was. Civics class used to cover this. Apparently it is our turn again. Before anyone signs onto abolishing the Senate, they might want to read the essays the people who actually built it left behind. Common sense used to be common. Consider this the refresher course.

President Trump unveiled "Freedom Haulers," an initiative to put U.S. veterans behind the wheel instead of illegal immigrants.

The American people should simply stop asking questions about whether COVID-19 leaked from a Chinese laboratory, according to a prominent medical journal editor who rushed to defend Dr. Anthony Fauci on national television this week.

The Trump administration has activated a federal court that sat dormant for 30 years, filing the first-ever case in the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court to deport an Afghan woman accused of helping plan a mass shooting on Election Day 2024.

The Apostle Peter issued one of the New Testament's strongest warnings, not about persecution from pagan governments or attacks from an unbelieving culture, but about deception arising from within the Church itself. Peter understood that the greatest danger to Christianity would often come from leaders who retained the language of faith while abandoning its foundation. Nearly two thousand years later, his warning deserves renewed attention.