Morning coffee comes with a side of double-digit trade wars and skyrocketing energy prices as Trump and the Middle East go all in.
Gas prices are about to ruin everyone's weekend plans because chaos in the Red Sea and fresh economic penalties just collided overnight.
Just when everyone thought the Jan. 6 legal saga had hit peak weirdness, the federal government officially wiped the slate clean for the top Proud Boys.
Turns out environmental enforcement actually works when governments stop pretending illegal chainsaws don't exist.
If someone puts a hit out on Donald Trump, he is not calling security — he is leaving standing orders for full-scale military retaliation.
Tim Walz decided his state's National Guard has had enough of playing backup in the capital.
Just when everyone hoped gas prices were settling down, missile trading replaced diplomacy again.
Just when everyone thought prices couldn’t go higher, the US decided almost everything entering the country needs an extra cover charge.
Turns out people are mostly staying in and behaving themselves, and criminologists aren't entirely sure why.
The New York Times is calling out the White House in court for using the legal system like a sledgehammer against journalists.
Congress just passed another resolution telling Donald Trump to wrap up the war in Iran, proving that sending strongly worded letters is still foreign policy.
Day twelve of middle east fireworks: the U.S. Navy is enforcing a harbor blockade while military bases in Kuwait and Jordan try to catch incoming drones.