President Donald Trump wasted no time leaning on the May jobs report as proof his economic approach is working — “a proven record of success,” the White House says — even as his team quietly tries to hammer out another deal with Iran. It’s politics, sure, but it’s also about paychecks, gas pumps, and whether More
Federal prosecutors just turned up the heat on alleged fraud in Ohio — and the picture they painted was ugly and expensive. Nine people now face federal and state charges tied to more than $42 million in schemes that allegedly siphoned taxpayer dollars meant for health care and other vital programs. Outside lawyers told Fox More
Tom Homan showed up on television this week and did what he’s paid to do: defend border enforcement and call out the political theater that’s swallowing up sober questions about safety and oversight. The White House border czar didn’t mince words — he said critics aren’t arguing about policy so much as they’re indulging in More
Iran’s military command announced a halt to its missile operations against Israel after an overnight volley of strikes that briefly pushed the region toward a wider war. The statement framed the move as a “cessation” after delivering a “painful response,” and it came after President Donald Trump publicly urged both sides to stop shooting while More
The Peruvian runoff is a nail‑biter — and nobody should pretend otherwise. Early, partial results showed a razor‑thin lead for Keiko Fujimori over Roberto Sánchez, but the National Jury of Elections (JNE) and the electoral office (ONPE) have made it clear: no winner is officially declared yet. This is one of those moments when ballots, More
Scott Pelley’s raw, tear-filled New York Times “The Interview” podcast blew up the media world this week. The veteran 60 Minutes correspondent compared being fired from CBS News to “your spouse was murdered,” then called for new leadership. It was emotional, dramatic, and fed a fire that has been burning at CBS for months. Scott More