Trump’s US Open appearance prompts boos and long security lines at Arthur Ashe Stadium
President’s attendance delayed play and inconvenienced fans and celebrity guests; U.S. Tennis Association asked broadcasters to avoid airing crowd reactions
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Trump rebuffs reporter asking if he plans to 'go to war' with Chicago, says he will 'clean up' cities
After posting a Truth Social image warning Chicago will learn about the 'Department of War,' President Trump dismissed the question as 'fake news' and defended plans to deploy federal forces to address urban crime
Jack Schlossberg Launches Exploratory Committee for Manhattan House Seat
Grandson of John F. Kennedy, a 32-year-old Harvard and Yale graduate active in progressive media, is weighing a run for Representative Jerry Nadler’s Upper West Side district after the veteran Democrat’s retirement
Trump Issues Ultimatum to Hamas: Accept Deal and Release Hostages or 'Pay the Consequences'
President says Israelis have accepted his terms and warned Hamas this is his 'last warning' as U.S. and Israeli negotiators press for hostage returns amid preparations for a new Gaza offensive.
U.S. Citizenship Test Could Become Harder Under Trump Administration Plans, USCIS Director Says
USCIS director signals potential additions including essay questions and ideological screening as agency expands law-enforcement role
Man Shot Dead by NYPD After Slashing Officer Outside Brooklyn Precinct; Law Enforcement Sources Identify Suspect
The 36-year-old was killed after allegedly attacking a female officer with a 14-inch butcher knife at the 73rd Precinct in Brownsville, officials said.
Judge receives threats after bail granted to Georgia daycare worker accused of injuring infant
District attorney vows to prosecute threats as state agency investigates alleged abuse that left a one-year-old with facial injuries
Top White House economic adviser urges Fed independence from Trump
Kevin Hassett, on President Trump’s shortlist to lead the Federal Reserve, tells CBS the central bank must be 'fully independent' as tensions over oversight and leadership intensify.
Trump hosts private dinner to debut 'Rose Garden Club' patio, drawing criticism from Democrats
White House patio opening featured a closed-door dinner for lawmakers and a separate tech leaders event moved indoors after rain; California Gov. Gavin Newsom called the gathering tone-deaf.