House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) asserted to Politico that a bipartisan, landmark housing bill will become law and President Donald Trump will not veto it.

This marks one of the few issues on which Johnson has threatened Trump, according to Politico's Meredith Lee Hill.

Federal prosecutors in President Donald Trump's Justice Department have withdrawn a controversial set of subpoenas against New York Times reporters.

According to the Associated Press, the subpoena withdrawals "followed a remarkable back and forth between a visibly irritated Judge Arun Subramanian and government attorneys. They come at a time when the Trump administration is vigorously going after news organizations whose reporting and coverage it doesn’t like — and also trying to crack down on leaks inside the government."

President Donald Trump became defensive in the Oval Office Tuesday when pressed by a reporter about the escalating U.S. war against Iran, which analysts warn may be spiraling out of control.

The U.S. has conducted daily strikes on Iran over the past week, prompting Iranian retaliatory attacks on American assets across the Middle East and killing two U.S. service members in Jordan and one in Iraq.

A new report from the Commerce Department on Friday delivered a decisive blow to what has been among President Donald Trump’s chief promises while on the campaign trail.

According to the report, the U.S. goods trade deficit had widened to its highest point in more than a year as of June, with U.S. exports shrinking by 5.4% when compared with May and imports rising by 3.6%.

A leaked Treasury Department internal report revealed that seasoned analysts warn of "significant risk" to the entire economic system, despite the Trump administration publicly championing generative AI companies.

The report, obtained by NOTUS, indicates AI firms are more deeply entrenched in the U.S. economy than dotcom predecessors and could trigger widespread financial damage if market conditions deteriorate or productivity goals are missed.