Iran says it's up to Trump to choose between war and diplomacy
As the war with Iran hits the 7-month mark, Trump tells Axios he expects talks to resume despite neither side signaling willingness to change demands.
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Trump rolls back car fuel efficiency standards
The Trump administration has rolled back car fuel efficiency standards requiring automakers to ensure their products were using less fuel. While the Biden-era standards would have been expected to get the nation’s car fleet to average 50.4 miles per gallon by 2031, the Trump administration on Monday brought that number down to 34.9 miles per…
Education Department rescinds Biden Title IX rule, restores Trump-era regulations
Linda McMahon announced the formal rescission of Biden's 2024 Title IX rule, restoring Trump-era regulations on girls sports and gender identity.
Live updates: Trump officially rolls back fuel economy standards; Senate sets up college sports bill vote
The Trump administration on Monday morning announced the official rollback of fuel economy standards, saying the Biden administration “went far beyond the requirements mandated by Congress” to help the electric vehicle push. “These new Standards will take the waste out of building cars in America,” Trump wrote in a social media post over the weekend.…
Trump approval slips to historic low in Wall Street Journal survey
President Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a record low in Wall Street Journal polling for a president only a few weeks out from the midterms. In the new poll from the Journal, Trump’s approval rating sat at 37 percent, the lowest of a president shortly before a midterm in the outlet’s polling going back…
How Trump can earn the monument he so desperately desires
Pulling the world back from three crises — nuclear weapons, climate change and AI — would be the ultimate test of his deal-making skills
Former White House ethics attorney: Taxpayer-funded ads could be ‘impeachable offense’
Former White House ethics attorney Richard Painter said the White House using taxpayer dollars for TV ads promoting President Trump could be “an impeachable offense.” “As I told @baylisswagner of the @nytimes here, this could be an impeachable offense. @POTUS has no right to use taxpayer money for campaign ads,” Painter wrote Sunday on social…