Stories from Washington DC · United States

Multiple international news outlets are questioning the credibility of President Donald Trump. Sources suggest his statements and decisions are inconsistent, making it difficult for others to trust him.

Elon Musk claims Sam Altman and Greg Brockman promised to keep OpenAI non-profit.

The Trump administration signed an executive order threatening tariffs on any country sending oil to Cuba. Mexico has since stopped its oil shipments to Cuba in response. This was part of renewed pressure from South Florida Republicans.

The US position on Taiwan has not changed, according to an envoy speaking to Fox News. The envoy stated this during a discussion about the island. The envoy made the remarks while traveling in Cuba.

Lawmakers in both US parties stated that the United States should continue to provide arms to Taiwan. This comes after recent developments concerning the island. The Trump administration is reportedly involved in discussions regarding U.S.

Ten people were hospitalized, some in critical condition, following an incident on Capitol Hill. The event involved a blast that sent debris feet into the sky.

A discussion on C-SPAN Radio touched upon the US Defense Department's budget request. The Defense Department is asking for a specific budget amount.

The US Supreme Court is expected to take action on election issues before the November election. Supreme Court has rejected an emergency request from Virginia Democrats. The request aimed to revive a plan allowing the state to redraw its congressional map.

The United States and China made no progress on key issues following two days of negotiations in Washington.

The president stated that there are more people working in the United States than at any point in the country's history.