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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the eight-week-old maximum pressure campaign against Iran is the toughest economic isolation in world history, with internal estimates showing Iran’s economy could contract 25 percent by March.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes sparked a firestorm after suggesting the Grand Canyon State has "too many golf courses," prompting Senate President Warren Petersen to hammer her over government overreach in a water conservation debate that has become an election flashpoint.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche accused Alaska election officials of cheating by placing a same-name candidate on the ballot to confuse voters and siphon votes from the incumbent.
Freight industry leaders say most companies adopting AI have not redesigned their operations around it, and that human judgment remains essential in logistics.
Flávio Bolsonaro, son of Brazil's imprisoned former president, has reportedly left the country for the United States after police sought his passport in a money laundering investigation. The news comes as progressive outlets in the U.S. and abroad frame recent developments as a turning point against the global right.
The White House announced a series of arrests in Ohio targeting illegal alien criminals, crediting President Trump's border policies for taking 'the worst of the worst' off the streets after years of Biden-era failures.
Secretary Doug Burgum signed an order to expand grazing, improve rangeland health, and support American ranchers, implementing President Trump's Executive Order and responding to record-low cattle numbers.
LaKesha Womack, the Democrat running against Rep. Tim Moore in North Carolina's 14th District, was handed a criminal summons for a felony charge tied to a rental car she allegedly never returned in 2019 — while campaigning for Congress.
Judge Alvin Hellerstein, the 92-year-old Clinton appointee who blocked the Trump administration's Alien Enemies Act deportations and was set to preside over the Maduro trial, has died of natural causes.
The White House pointed to unrest in France as a warning about what it called the agenda of radical Democrats, as more than half a million people took to the streets across France to protest the rising cost of living.
Lily Tang Williams, who escaped communist China and is now the Republican nominee in New Hampshire, says a Democratic Congress could open the door for Beijing to expand its influence in Washington.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski endorsed Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins in Alaska's governor race, passing over three Republicans including Trump-backed Bernadette Wilson. The cross-party endorsement drew national attention across conservative and mainstream outlets.
The White House says cutting costly methane regulations will save $45 billion, release 210 million barrels of oil, and produce 1.4 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
Under President Trump, companies managing hundreds of billions in drug spending must now disclose how they get paid.
President Trump heads back to the Buckeye State to highlight tax cuts, falling crime, private investment, and rural healthcare wins.
Vice President JD Vance makes his third visit to North Carolina in just over a month, touching down in Kinston as the Trump-Vance administration continues its relentless America First push in key states.
El Salvador has reportedly sent around one thousand soldiers to Haiti following a gang ambush near Port-au-Prince that left four Salvadoran personnel unaccounted for, according to a Washington Times report citing a Haitian security official. Next News Network could not independently verify the deployment.
Nigel Farage warned Americans not to repeat Europe's immigration failures as violent riots sweep France, telling Fox News Digital that leaders like Macron refuse to confront their own policy disasters.
The State Department has ordered non-emergency U.S. government employees and their families out of Saudi Arabia as Iran-backed Houthi attacks intensify, with President Trump considering direct military action against the terror group.
The State Department has ordered non-essential embassy staff and families out of the kingdom after a deadly Houthi barrage killed at least 20 people, including a U.S. citizen. President Trump is now weighing direct military strikes against the Iran-backed terror group as Riyadh begs Washington for interceptors.
The Federal Reserve Board has announced an enforcement action against American Express, citing the firm's failure to sufficiently detect and report suspicious activity tied to money laundering, adding regulatory pressure to a company already cutting jobs and watching its stock slide.
Fox Business host Larry Kudlow says the media is fixated on gas prices while consumer spending, business investment, and GDP are posting numbers not seen since the 1980s.
The Federal Reserve Board's 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances lands just days before the midterms, showing households squeezed by years of inflation — a direct rebuke of the Biden-era economy Trump inherited.
The Federal Reserve Board has terminated its enforcement actions against Gardner Bancshares, Inc. and Small Business Bank, closing a chapter of regulatory scrutiny for the two institutions.
