For the first time, anyone can watch red-carpet arrivals when the world's most influential people gather in New York City on April 23.

As the court battle over Trump’s ballroom drags on, his planned reconstruction of an underground bunker is being pulled into the spotlight.

Here's what we know about the potential order so far—and how it could impact banks and customers.

Arms sales to Israel split Senate Democrats, as conflict in Iran, Lebanon and Gaza deepen divisions in the party.

Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, who led the Iran negotiations with Vice President JD Vance, lack the expertise and diplomatic experience needed to secure a deal, former diplomats warn.

In the resolution, which is all but doomed to fail in the Republican-controlled chamber, Democratic lawmakers accuse Hegseth of abuse of power and war crimes.

Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger has signed the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact into law, moving the country toward potentially sidelining the Electoral College.

The measure failed 47-52, with Republican Rand Paul joining all of the Democrats except John Fetterman.

"It beats pitchfork rebellions and the guillotine," said the great-grandson of meat magnate Oscar Mayer.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom quickly called a special election to fill Swalwell's seat. It's not yet clear if Texas Gov. Greg Abbott will do the same.