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President Trump discusses lowering prescription drug prices, relations with China and his trip to Saudi Arabia on 'Hannity.'

The Department of the Interior has revised its policy to speed up oil and gas leasing on federal lands, cutting parcel review time to six months. Announced on May 13, this move by the Bureau of Land Management aims to boost U.S. energy production efficiently.

A federal judge in Pennsylvania upheld President Trump's legal use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan gang members of Tren de Aragua, designated as a terrorist group. The May 13 ruling by Judge Stephanie Haines supports the administration's public safety efforts.

House Republicans propose cutting Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers in a new budget bill. The 10-year funding ban, part of President Trump's agenda, aims to prevent indirect support of abortion providers.

The Department of Homeland Security is investigating Los Angeles County for possibly providing federal benefits to ineligible immigrants via a state program. A subpoena seeks records from 2021 to ensure compliance with federal rules.

President Trump has secured a historic $600 billion investment from Saudi Arabia to boost U.S. industries. This deal strengthens energy, defense, and technology sectors for long-term American prosperity.

The U.S. Department of Defense has halted gender transition treatments at military facilities, limiting care to mental health counseling for those 19 and older. Per a May 9 memo, other treatments like hormone therapy are referred to private providers.

Florida's Highway Patrol troopers are now federally credentialed to arrest illegal immigrants under a new ICE agreement. This makes Florida the first state to empower 1,800 troopers with such authority during routine policing.

U.S. officials have paused the chikungunya vaccine, Ixchiq, for adults aged 60 and up due to severe side effects, including two deaths. The FDA and CDC are investigating neurological and cardiac issues linked to the shot.

Dozens of white South Africans arrived in the US on May 11 under President Trump’s new refugee program. This initiative reflects the administration’s commitment to aiding vulnerable groups while prioritizing national security.

President Trump launched Project Homecoming on May 9 to accelerate deportations with 20,000 more officers and a $1,000 'exit bonus' for voluntary departures. The initiative includes a UN agreement for safe repatriation and uses the CBP Home app to streamline the process.

Hamas has announced the imminent release of Edan Alexander, the last known living American hostage, bringing immense relief to his family on Mother's Day. The Alexander family thanked President Donald Trump and envoy Steve Witkoff for their tireless efforts in securing this historic deal.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested Friday by Homeland Security for trespassing at an ICE facility in Newark, NJ. U.S. Attorney Alina Habba stated that Baraka ignored warnings to leave, emphasizing that no one is above the law.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered military academies to adopt merit-based admissions, excluding race, ethnicity, or sex considerations. This policy, effective for the 2026 cycle, affects West Point, Annapolis, and Colorado Springs academies.

President Trump announced on May 11 an executive order to reduce prescription drug prices 'almost immediately.' This bold move, set for signing at the White House, aims to ease the financial burden on millions of Americans struggling with high medication costs.

RFK Jr. and other HHS officials shared their vision to transform healthcare on FoxNews 'Special Report' highlighting the 'Make America Healthy Again' platform. Their focus on prevention and transparency aims to address chronic diseases and inefficiencies.

President Trump announced the termination of the Biden administration's Digital Equity Act on May 8, citing its illegality and unconstitutional funding. This decision, made with Secretary Howard Lutnick, aims to cut costs and uphold legal standards.

President Trump has appointed Judge Jeanine Pirro as interim U.S. Attorney for DC, a role critical to high profile cases. Her extensive legal background in New York positions her as a strong leader for this influential position.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a major overhaul of U.S. air traffic control systems on May 8, focusing on safety and efficiency. The plan includes upgrading to fiber optics, rebuilding key facilities, and installing new radios for better communication.

U.S. jobless claims dropped by 13,000 to 228,000 for the week ending May 3, signaling a strong labor market. This decline, below the forecast of 230,000, reflects employer confidence and economic stability.

The Trump administration has petitioned the Supreme Court to revoke temporary immigration status for over 530,000 individuals from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua. This move challenges a federal judge's ruling blocking the termination of parole granted under the prior administration.

Cardinal Robert Prevost, a Chicago native, was elected the first American pope, taking the name Leo XIV. His missionary work in Peru and Vatican leadership shape his historic papacy.

The Trump administration's proposed Department of Energy budget cuts $19.3 billion from prior green initiatives, reducing the total to $45.1 billion. It boosts nuclear security funding by 25 percent, reflecting a focus on national defense over other energy programs.

The House passed HR 881 on May 7, banning DHS grants to colleges tied to China's Communist Party entities. This bipartisan move, supported by a 266-153 vote, aims to curb CCP influence through programs like Confucius Institutes on U.S. campuses.