• Department of War: President Donald Trump signed an executive order beginning a rebrand of the Pentagon as the “Department of War,” calling it a more “appropriate” name given the state of the world.

A limp caudillo. That was a phrase I once applied to Donald Trump’s pretense to be a strongman, in a first term that was actually characterized by the imperial presidency’s retreat. Barack Obama and ...

Former President Joe Biden has decided to build his presidential library in his home state of Delaware, and is set to start a fundraising push to fund the effort soon, according to a senior member of ...

President Donald Trump’s second term in office has marked a significant authoritarian turn in the operation of the executive branch. As power centralizes in the White House, edicts flow to control and ...

Mitch McConnell has expressed his concerns about America's future under the Trump administration. McConnell, an 83-year-old Republican who is the longest-serving senator in Kentucky history, issued a ...

The operator of a new public-private affordable housing complex in Melbourne has hit residents with a rent increase of 17 per cent less than a year after they moved in. The residents have renegotiated ...

We hear a lot of talk these days about “the rule of law,” but not so much about what those words mean. They mean that the government may not take actions contrary to existing laws. The words are ...

“General conference provides an opportunity to receive personal revelation as general Church leaders give counsel and direction from the Lord,” states a Sept. 4 First Presidency letter signed by ...

Donald Trump’s critics insist that he’s wrecking the transatlantic alliance. On the contrary: he’s strengthening it. President Trump is far more interested in the future of Europe than Joe Biden ever ...

When I first started thinking about an issue of the Bulletin focused on the changes the second Trump administration has wrought on the international order, the first expert who came to mind as a table ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A Greenwich investment group operator from Stamford was sentenced on Wednesday to 54 months in prison for stealing more than $3.4 million in a fraudulent investment scheme, ...