EPA Lee Zeldin says the Trump administration is granting flexibility to supermarkets by extending use of potent greenhouse gases until 2032, aiming to cut costs but drawing fire from industry and environmentalists.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu endorsed President Trump's emerging Iran MOU but stressed any final agreement must dismantle Iran's nuclear sites and remove enriched material.

Sen. John Cornyn declined to say whether he'd back Trump-backed Ken Paxton in a general election, insisting he expects to win the GOP nomination himself.

Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao contradicted the White House, stating a $14 billion Taiwan arms sale was paused for munitions review tied to the Iran conflict, not as a negotiating chip with China.

A new executive order directing banks to strengthen identity verification may disproportionately burden women, who face name-mismatch issues from marriage and divorce that men typically avoid.

Ronald Reagan's 1976 primary campaign against Gerald Ford, though unsuccessful, marked a turning point for conservatives, consolidating a movement that would culminate in his 1980 presidency.

NASA's 2028 test of Space Reactor-1 Freedom, a nuclear electric rocket, could reduce Mars trip times and pave the way for human settlement, building on decades of nuclear propulsion research.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) compared Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unfavorably to former DHS chief Kristi Noem, criticizing Hegseth's handling of the Iran war and a tentative deal that could leave nuclear material in Iran.

A physician argues that repealing the EPA's endangerment finding ignores how climate change worsens chronic disease, calling for stronger protections.