Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine received no intelligence warnings from partners before ballistic missiles struck a major heating and power plant in the capital.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the unilateral announcement was news to him, though Kyiv remains open to stopping strikes on refineries if Moscow halts attacks on power grids.
The president urged supporters in Syracuse to treat the midterms as if he were on the ballot, throwing his weight behind Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
A 28-year-old man was shot in the neck during a federal operation in Marble Hill, sparking clashes outside a hospital and a high-level political dispute.
The former president told reporters the Secret Service suggested using Trump International Golf Club as a secure, cost‑free alternative to Camp David, and a letter to Palm Beach officials says the club would foot the bill and grant free memberships to future presidents.
The former president repeated his suggestion that Iran could strike the two California cities, prompting outrage from Governor Gavin Newsom, both mayors and a bloc of 43 California Democrats, while the White House brushed the criticism aside.
The president announced on Oct. 5 that his political action committee will foot the bill for TV ads that have already drawn bipartisan criticism for using federal money.
With one month left until the 3 November elections, weak economic ratings for Donald Trump are boosting Democratic hopes of taking both the House and the Senate.
Sources say the president will announce the appointment of Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to coordinate the federal government’s artificial‑intelligence agenda within days.
An internal watchdog found a billion-dollar building overrun was bad management, not criminal wrongdoing, leaving the White House with few legal avenues.
Emergency warnings in Riyadh and al-Kharj come as Donald Trump signs the Lindsey O. Graham sanctions bill, dragging global shipping and diplomacy into the conflict.
The President's top economic adviser says Donald Trump '100% respects' the central bank's independence, but admits a rate hike would not make him 'super happy'.
The performing arts board has voted to shut the national memorial for two years, but Trump says work will only start if he gets his name on the building.
A proposed amendment to a major sanctions bill would make New Delhi eligible for punitive duties, while a rival proposal seeks to scrap the tariff penalties entirely.
