Democrats sharply criticise the Trump administration’s military operation in Venezuela, citing lack of congressional oversight, potential legal violations, and risks to regional stability and U.S. credibility.

Despite narrowly losing a key 2025 race in deep-red Tennessee, Democrats believe the results signal early momentum and opportunity for an unexpected breakthrough in the 2026 midterm elections.

Three weeks into the government shutdown, President Trump’s approval rating remains steady around 42–45%, reflecting deep political polarization and unshakable partisan loyalty.

Leaked group chats exposing racist, antisemitic, and violent language from U.S. political figures have reignited fears that hate speech is becoming normalized in modern American politics.

President Trump claims the US government owes him hundreds of millions for politically motivated investigations, raising historic ethical and legal questions as his own Justice Department reviews his compensation claims.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump’s approval rating ticking up slightly as most Americans back recognizing a Palestinian state and increasingly blame Republicans for the ongoing government shutdown.

The US government shutdown reflects deep partisan divides over healthcare and spending, with millions of workers and citizens caught in the political crossfire.

Trump’s rhetoric, digital propaganda, and militarized tactics have pushed America closer to internal conflict — but a rising protest movement is fighting to hold the mirror of democracy together.

President Trump’s demolition of the White House East Wing to build a new ballroom has ignited outrage, raising questions about legality, preservation, and presidential power.