Melania Trump Hosts White House AI Education Meeting, Emphasizes Responsible Growth
First lady convenes tech leaders including Google CEO to discuss artificial intelligence and workforce readiness at East Room gathering
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D.C. Police Name Third Suspect in Capitol Hill Intern Killing; $50,000 Reward Offered
Two 17‑year‑olds arrested and charged as adults in the June 30 shooting that killed a congressional intern; 18‑year‑old wanted on warrant for first‑degree murder while armed
Federal Trial Begins for Man Accused of Trying to Assassinate Trump in Florida
Jury selection in Fort Pierce is expected to take three days as the defendant, Ryan Routh, proceeds to represent himself with court-appointed standby counsel
Don Lemon, activists enter Marjorie Taylor Greene office, have tense exchange with staffer
Former CNN anchor documented the confrontation as protesters demanded a meeting to press for the impeachment of Donald Trump
JD Vance Clashes With Social Media Critic After Praising Strike on Alleged Cartel Boat
Vice president defends a U.S. military strike that officials say killed 11 suspected Tren de Aragua members and rejects accusations of wrongdoing on X.
Eric Adams Says He Will Stay in Mayoral Race, Vows to Defeat Zohran Mamdani
New York mayor dismisses reports he would drop out for a federal job and criticizes challengers Andrew Cuomo and Zohran Mamdani
Trump's Fed Pick Says He Will Keep White House Job, Alarming Democrats
Stephen Miran tells lawmakers he would take a leave of absence if confirmed to the Federal Reserve but declines to disavow Trump's election claims or past critiques of Fed independence.
Ex-Biden Aide Tells House Panel Debate Fallout Was 'Overblown', Says He Agreed With Biden's Decision to Withdraw
Andrew Bates, a longtime Biden communications aide, told House Oversight investigators that polling prompted his support for the president’s choice to leave the 2024 race after a closed-door interview lasting more than five hours.
Texas Lawmakers Approve Bill Letting Citizens Sue Abortion Pill Providers for $100,000
HB 7 would expand private civil enforcement to manufacturers, clinicians and mailers of medication abortion; governor expected to sign; law slated to take effect in December.