President Donald Trump said Tuesday that all murder cases in Washington, D.C., should be prosecuted as capital punishment cases. “Anybody murders someone in the capital, capital punishment … If somebody kills somebody in Washington, D.C., we’re going to be seeking the death penalty,” Trump told reporters during a

India will keep purchasing oil wherever it secures the “best deal” in order to safeguard the energy needs of its 1.4 billion people, the country’s ambassador to Russia said Sunday. The statement from Ambassador Vinay Kumar comes just days before President Donald Trump’s 50% tariffs on India

With peace efforts faltering, Vice President JD Vance said Sunday that Russia had made “significant concessions” toward ending the war in Ukraine. Yet there is little visible evidence that President Vladimir Putin has shifted from his initial invasion goals since February 2022. In an interview on NBC’s Meet the

President Donald Trump lashed out at ABC and NBC in a string of posts on Truth Social, accusing the two networks of producing overwhelmingly negative coverage of his presidency. He claimed that “97%” of their stories about him were bad, and argued that the broadcasters function as “an arm of

The U.S. government may take equity stakes in more companies going forward, possibly through the creation of an American sovereign wealth fund, according to National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, one of President Donald Trump’s top economic advisers. Hassett’s comments Monday followed the administration’s move to

President Donald Trump said Monday that his Most Favored Nation (MFN) policy would slash prescription drug prices in the United States by as much as 1400% to 1500%. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump compared the disparity in costs abroad versus at home. “We’re talking about where

The U.S. has confirmed its first human case of a flesh-eating parasite, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said Monday. The infection was caused by the New World screwworm (NWS), a parasitic fly species whose larvae burrow into the flesh of living hosts using sharp mouth hooks,

President Donald Trump warned Monday that China must increase its supply of magnets to the United States or face steep trade penalties, saying, “we have to charge them 200 percent tariff or something.” His remarks come as Beijing grows more protective over rare earth elements, adding several magnets and other

President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are reportedly preparing to phase out the COVID-19 vaccine “within months,” according to an associate of Kennedy’s. The claim marks a sharp reversal for Trump, who once celebrated the vaccine’s development under Operation Warp Speed

The Trump administration has been quietly preparing to send National Guard troops to Chicago as part of a broader push on crime and immigration enforcement, according to several U.S. media outlets. The Pentagon has been drawing up contingency plans that could see thousands of Guard members mobilized to the

A new MIT study finds that 95% of organizations aren’t seeing any financial return from their generative AI investments. Only a small fraction—about 5% of companies running integrated AI pilots—are reporting meaningful gains, with those few reaping millions in value. For the rest, AI adoption has so

A new study from Microsoft researchers is shedding light on how generative AI may reshape the workforce. Professions such as translators, historians, and writers scored among the highest for AI “applicability,” meaning the tasks they perform overlap heavily with what AI can already do. Customer service and sales roles—covering

A new workplace trend is emerging in which employees continue to show up and perform their duties, but are emotionally drained and mentally struggling. Roughly 54% of workers say they feel unhappy on the job — ranging from occasional discontent to constant dissatisfaction — according to a 2025 report by TalentLMS. “Quiet

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday acknowledged the dual risks of a weakening job market and stubborn inflation, while suggesting the central bank may soon move toward lowering interest rates. His remarks came in a closely watched speech at the annual Jackson Hole, Wyoming economic symposium. “Risks to inflation

OnlyFans founder Leonid Radvinsky collected more than $700 million in dividends in 2024, as the adult content platform considers a potential sale. The Ukrainian-American entrepreneur, 43, received the payout through Fenix International Ltd., the London-based parent company, according to financial filings released Friday for the year ending November 30. OnlyFans

Donald Trump announced Friday that he had reached an agreement with Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan under which the chipmaker would provide the U.S. government with a $10 billion equity stake — a deal Trump described as a model he intends to pursue with other companies. “I said, I think you

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to deploy active-duty military forces into Chicago, saying the city was plagued by runaway crime under its Democratic leadership. In remarks to reporters from the Oval Office, Trump pointed to Washington, D.C., where he said crime had improved since he asserted control of

Maxwell InterviewU.S. Department of Justice seal The Trump DOJ just RELEASED the transcripts and audio of their interview with Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell. See it above.

An appeals court on Thursday overturned a roughly $500 million civil fraud penalty against President Donald Trump and his family business, delivering a major legal win for the former president in a case he consistently labeled a political stunt by New York Attorney General Tish James. The court, however, left

The main driver of today’s elevated used car prices is tight supply. Edmunds reported that the average trade-in vehicle in the first quarter of 2025 was 7.6 years old — the oldest since 2019. That means fewer late-model trade-ins and lease returns are reaching the used market, shrinking the

Former Federal Reserve official James Bullard voiced confidence in the U.S. economy Thursday, pointing to deregulation as a supportive force. In an interview with Fox Business, Bullard said he has discussed the Fed Chair role with Scott Bessent and plans to sit down with him after Labor Day. Bullard

Internal documents obtained by The Washington Post reveal that the Trump administration leveraged tariff negotiations to pursue political and strategic objectives far beyond trade policy — including threatening India with a 50% import tax unless it cut off Russian oil purchases. Officials described the files as “shocking” in scope, showing how

The U.S. commercial real estate market is undergoing a major shift as demand moves away from traditional office buildings and toward data centers, fueled by the rapid expansion of AI and the massive computing power it requires. By June, Census Bureau data showed spending on data centers had topped

President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff package took effect in August, imposing a baseline 10% duty on most U.S. imports and lifting the effective average tariff rate above 17% — the highest since 1935, according to Yale’s Budget Lab. The levies hit a broad range of goods, from European

Toyota raised U.S. prices in July by roughly $270 per vehicle, while Subaru — which derives about 70% of its global sales from the American market — lifted prices on certain models a month earlier. Subaru estimates the tariffs imposed under President Donald Trump’s administration will cut its 2026 earnings