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By: Terell Wright, Olivia Beavers, Lindsay Wise
The effort to constrain the White House comes as war has morphed from a heavy bombing campaign to a fragile ceasefire.
By: Richard Rubin, Lindsay Wise, Siobhan Hughes
Votes on contentious amendments loom after Republicans advanced an immigration-enforcement measure.
By: Lindsay Wise
The effort to constrain the White House comes as war has morphed from a heavy bombing campaign to a fragile ceasefire.
By: Lindsay Wise, Terell Wright, Olivia Beavers
Effort to constrain White House comes as war has morphed from heavy bombing campaign to fragile ceasefire
By: Siobhan Hughes, Lindsay Wise, Richard Rubin
Some lawmakers pressed for officially killing President Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund through legislation.
Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal June 06, 2026 issue. Trump’s fund isn’t officially halted, but some GOP senators raise their objections
By: Lindsay Wise, Philip Wegmann
Many of the conservatives who cheered on the president worry that the peace agreement doesn’t go far enough to deter Iran.
Many of the conservatives who cheered on the president worry that the peace agreement doesn't go far enough to deter Iran.
By: Siobhan Hughes, Lindsay Wise, Meridith Mcgraw
John Thune has repeatedly delivered unwelcome news to the president on policies and personnel.
For better or worse, the vice president now owns the agreement as talks enter a difficult new phase. WASHINGTON—This wasn't the book tour that JD Vance planned.
