Trump wants his arch approved Thursday — and to immediately start work
President Donald Trump hopes to win approval Thursday for his planned 250-foot-tall triumphal arch, which he calls a necessary addition to Washington. He may...
Search
Search covers the most recently published. For the full archive, browsethe topics.
9 results for"Trump policy agenda"
Trump signs proclamation making Oval Office, Cabinet Room national monument
President Trump signed a proclamation Thursday making the Oval Office and Cabinet Room in the White House a national monument. Trump noted Congress would have to ratify the proclamation, and that “no major modifications” would be able to be made to the rooms without approval from Congress. “It’s a symbol of our country, and the…
Trump adviser calls for alternative to Thune for Senate GOP leader
President Trump adviser Alex Bruesewitz publicly called on Senate Republicans to look beyond Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) Thursday, accusing the party of “rewarding failure” after sweeping midterm losses. “Why do Hill Republicans insist on rewarding failure? He’s not exactly in touch with the interests of Republican voters,” Bruesewitz wrote on the social platform X.…
NBA champion Steve Kerr trolls Donald Trump with witty remark
He is an NBA champion player, coach, and joke teller.
What will Democrats prioritize with control of Congress?
With two years left in office, Trump's veto power could present a challenge for the Democrats' congressional agenda.
Midterms 2026 election results and latest updates: Mississippi votes still being counted in Senate nail-biter after Democrats take control of Congress
As Democrats took a victory lap, President Trump distanced himself from a dismal GOP showing as the White House was left to reckon with a historic rout.
Chamber of Progress’s ‘to-do list’ for Democrats
{beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Chamber of Progress’s ‘to-do list’ for Dems The center-left technology policy group Chamber of Progress is laying out its policy priorities for Democrats, as the party prepares to take back control of the House and Senate next year. © Illustration / Samantha Wong; and Adobe Stock In a memo…
Voters want the Iran war to end. It’s not that easy.
President Donald Trump said post-midterms that the conflict will conclude ‘whenever I want it to.’
Republicans have control of Congress for 2 more months. Here’s what they hope to get done.
A looming shutdown, military funding and a potential impeachment vote are just some of the high-stakes items on the GOP’s agenda before Democrats take over.