The Trump presidency has eroded public trust by politicizing the civil service and undermining rule of law. A forthcoming report calls for a bipartisan effort to rebuild effective, people-centered government.

Hospital emergency departments are closing at alarming rates due to systemic underfunding. A leading physician outlines three steps to reform and sustain this critical safety net.

CBS struck a licensing deal for the 'Peanuts' song Colbert used on his final show. The fees will go to World Central Kitchen.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney dismissed the absence of a bilateral meeting with President Trump at the G7 summit, noting they had multiple discussions. Trade talks on the USMCA continue as the deal nears its renewal deadline.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's Reagan Library speech reframes industrial policy as a national security necessity, warning that decades of prioritizing efficiency over resilience have left America vulnerable.

A U.S. military strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific killed one person, adding to the 208 deaths since Operation Southern Spear began. Critics question the legality and cost of the campaign.

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) said Tuesday he wouldn't rule out a presidential run, calling potential rivals 'goobers' and citing a Judds song. He plans to seek Senate reelection but left the door open for 2028.

Trump-era sanctions, combined with COVID-19, have plunged Cuba into its worst economic crisis since the 1990s, sparking a mass exodus that could trigger a new migration crisis.

President Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to address munitions shortfalls after the Iran war depleted key stocks. The order delegates authority to Defense Secretary Hegseth to forge voluntary industry agreements.