President Trump announced West Potomac Park as the location for his National Garden of American Heroes, reviving a project from his first term to honor American figures amid ongoing culture war debates.

Republicans are failing to advance the SAVE Act despite strong public backing for voter security measures, revealing a gap in strategy and communication.

US staff and traveling press discarded all materials from Chinese officials—including press credentials and burner phones—before boarding Air Force One, following security clashes in Beijing.

Senate parliamentarian ruled several parts of GOP immigration funding bill fail Byrd Rule, forcing Republicans to rewrite or drop provisions.

Terry Crews will host Food Network's '100 Cooks,' a massive home cook competition where 100 contestants compete for $250,000. The show premieres June 7.

As wildfire season approaches, lawmakers raise alarm over Trump administration cuts to the Forest Service workforce, though officials insist firefighting capacity remains intact.

The US is emerging as a global energy superpower again, driven by nuclear power and fossil fuels, while green policies face backlash for high costs and unreliability.

President Trump denied asking Xi Jinping for any favors on Iran during their Beijing summit, even as his administration pushes China to use its influence as Tehran's top oil buyer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump told reporters Xi is giving 'serious consideration' to releasing Pastor Ezra Jin, arrested for leading an underground church. The president was less optimistic about Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai.