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Trump issues order imposing new global tariff rates effective Aug. 7

The executive order follows through on the president's recent trade agreements with some trading partners and his threats to slap punishing new duties on others. Read More.

Harris tells Colbert, in first interview out of office, that the U.S. system is ‘broken’

In her first interview since losing the election to President Trump and leaving office, former Vice President Kamala Harris told Stephen Colbert on “The Late Show” that her decision not to run for California governor was more “basic” than saving herself for a “different office” — which is to say, another run for president in 2028. Read More.

Trump administration strikes deal with Brown University to restore funding

Brown University has cut a deal with the Trump administration to restore research grant funding to the school, in exchange for commitments on women's sports, antisemitism and admissions practices and a promise to donate $50 million to workforce development programs. Read More.

Federal Reserve Defies Trump Again, Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged

Trump has ramped up his criticism of Jerome Powell in recent weeks, regularly pushing the Fed to bring down interest rates. Read More.

Former VP Kamala Harris Opts Out Of California Gov Race, Fuels 2028 White House Speculation

Former Vice President’s decision opens the door for a potential third presidential bid after two prior unsuccessful attempts. Read More.

NTSB hearing probes causes of deadly D.C. midair collision: "67 people are dead. How do you explain that?"

The first day of the three-day investigative hearings on the deadly midair collision over Washington, D.C., in January ended with more questions about what caused the crash between a passenger plane and an Army helicopter. Read More.

Trump rolling back ‘trillion dollars’ of Dem green car regulations

A trillion dollars worth of Obama-era greenhouse gas regulations for cars, trucks and engines will be axed this year, along with the unpopular stop-start feature in vehicles, EPA boss Lee Zeldin plans to announce Tuesday. Read More.

U.S.-China trade talks end without extension of tariff truce, as Trump weighs options

A potential extension of a tariff pause between the United States and China will not be agreed to until President Donald Trump signs off on the plan, U.S. negotiators said Tuesday. Read More.

CIA director suggests Hillary Clinton could face criminal prosecution as part of Obama ‘Russiagate’ investigation

John Ratcliffe accused several Obama-era officials of helping to fabricate allegations about Russian interference in the 2016 election and then lying under oath Read More.

Trump tells ‘Pod Force One’ he asked EU to ditch ‘ugly windmills’: ‘Con job’

President Trump has asked the European Union to get rid of the “ugly windmills” littering its landscape while pushing its 27 member nations to buy $750 billion in US energy, he told Post columnist Miranda Devine. Read More.

Georgia GOP Rep Mike Collins joins Senate race to challenge Democratic Sen Ossoff

Georgia Rep. Mike Collins on Monday entered the state's 2026 GOP primary to challenge incumbent Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff for his seat. Read More.

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe found guilty of bribery and fraud

Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe Vélez was convicted Monday of bribing a witness and procedural fraud, following several hours of sentencing in a case that spanned more than a decade. Read More.

Justice Department files misconduct complaint against judge in key deportations case

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg found cause to initiate contempt proceedings to determine whether the Trump administration violated court orders. Read More.

Trump doubles down on claims Harris paid for endorsements, says she should be ‘prosecuted’

President Trump on Saturday doubled down on his accusations that former Vice President Harris paid celebrities to endorse her during the 2024 presidential election. Read More.

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees opt to leave agency through deferred resignation program

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees have opted to leave the space agency through the Trump administration's deferred resignation program, NASA said on Saturday. Read More.