Democratic Party (United States)
Republicans opposed Trump's $1. 5 trillion defense budget due to a lack of strategy. Congress fears rising costs.
The US Senate rejected a Democratic demand to coordinate the blockade of Cuba with Congress. Republicans maintained Trump's right to independently increase pressure on the island.
Trump's approval rating has dropped to 34% due to the conflict with Iran and the rising cost of living. Only 22% of citizens approve of his economic policy following a spike in fuel prices.
The White House accused Democrats of inciting violence through aggressive rhetoric. Trump called his opponents' statements dangerous hate speech.
The poll showed that 64% of Americans oppose the abolition of birthright citizenship. Additionally, 67% support banning transgender individuals from women's sports.
Senators did not support the bill requiring congressional approval for strikes against Iran. Democrats plan to bring the initiative to a vote every week.
Senators did not support the withdrawal of troops without congressional approval. The Republican majority left military powers to the Trump administration.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris announced plans to run for head of state again. The decision will depend on the needs of the American people.
Democrats and Republicans called Trump's aggressive rhetoric dangerous and unacceptable. Politicians are concerned about his mental state and escalation.
Emily Gregory defeated a Trump-backed candidate in Florida. The Democratic Party also won a state Senate election in Tampa.
Due to unpaid salaries, airport employees in the US are resigning en masse. Authorities plan to replace staff with inexperienced immigration agents.
Donald Trump announced a change in the main threat to the United States after the events in Iran. He called the radical left Democratic Party extremely incompetent.
Senator Chris Murphy stated Trump's miscalculations regarding Iran's ability to close the Strait of Hormuz. This threatens a global recession and rising oil prices.
Chris Wright stated the focus is on destroying Iran's military potential. The US will not ease sanctions against Russia and will abandon its uranium.
US senators accuse Trump of violating the law by allowing India to buy Russian oil. The Treasury Department calls it a temporary measure for the energy market.
The White House spent $5. 6 billion on ammunition during the operation against Iran. Democrats are demanding accountability due to the rapid depletion of army stockpiles.
World-renowned science fiction writer Dan Simmons, winner of the Hugo and Locus Awards, has died at the age of 77 in Colorado. He leaves behind more than 30 novels that transformed science fiction and horror.
Donald Trump expressed his conviction that he has the right to run for another term, citing widespread fraud during the 2020 elections. He believes he is "entitled" to claim an additional four years in power.
During his visit to Europe, the Governor of California urged international partners not to sever strategic ties with the United States. He emphasized that radical changes in American foreign policy under Trump are a temporary phase.
The head of US intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, is winding down the activities of a group that monitored foreign interference. The decision is explained by the desire to reduce the "politicization" of intelligence and reallocate resources to combat real threats.
The Trump administration has completed a reform that restricts the right of 50,000 civil servants to appeal dismissals. The new Office of Personnel Management rules allow these specialists to be dismissed without lengthy procedures.
Republicans in the U. S. Senate are concerned about a possible strengthening of Democrats in the midterm elections due to President Trump's actions. The latest "alarm bell" rang when a Democrat won a seat in the Texas State Senate.
Donald Trump stated the need to "nationalize" elections in at least 15 states, which drew sharp criticism from Democrats. They fear that such statements will undermine the legitimacy of the 2026 midterm elections.
The U. S. Department of Homeland Security has launched Operation "Catch of the Day" in Maine, aimed at enforcing immigration laws. Over 100 federal agents have arrived in the state, drawing criticism from the governor and human rights activists.
Donald Trump's average approval rating in January 2026 is 40%, and according to Gallup and Reuters/Ipsos, it is 36%. Most Americans are dissatisfied with his economic and immigration policies.
The U. S. Senate is preparing to vote on a resolution limiting President Trump's authority to take military action in Venezuela. Trump is pressuring Republicans who supported advancing the resolution.
American Democrats accuse the Trump administration of misleading them about its true intentions in Venezuela, stating that they were promised no military intervention. Senators are demanding a plan from the White House for governing the country after a night assault on Caracas and the capture of Nicolás Maduro.
A bill has been introduced in the US Congress to prohibit renaming federal buildings or lands after the incumbent president. This came in response to the addition of Donald Trump's name to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Donald Trump commented for the first time on the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, stating that the reputations of people who "innocently met" with the convicted pedophile could be harmed. He expressed sympathy for prominent Democrats who have once again come under scrutiny due to their ties to Epstein.
DeCarlos Brown Jr. , accused of murdering Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, will appear in court to determine his mental competency. He faces life imprisonment or the death penalty for the crime.