Axios co-founder and CEO Jim VandeHei admitted that the liberal media has no credibility with the American people but stopped ...

Axios co-founder Jim VandeHei spoke to The Free Press’s Bari Weiss about what he believed caused the public’s declining trust ...

Axios CEO and co-founder Jim VandeHei on Friday's 'Morning Joe' told host Joe Scarborough if DOGE were more methodical and measured, they would have much more support among the American populace and ...

The Trump administration on Thursday fired the CEO of mortgage giant Freddie Mac and placed two senior officials at the nation’s top housing regulator on administrative leave. Newly installed ...

And while Hungary opted out, it was still issued as a formal European Council conclusion. That tactic seems to be working and diplomats told POLITICO they intend to use it again. "The statement on ...

Austrian privacy group Noyb on Thursday filed a complaint against ChatGPT for making up information about individuals, including a false story about how one user would be a child murderer. The popular ...

Nordic countries continue to lead in the ranking of the world’s happiest nations, with Finland taking the top spot, followed by Denmark, Iceland and Sweden, according to the 2025 World Happiness ...

Speaking to POLITICO’s Playbook Deep Dive Podcast, James Blair defended the president’s call to remove “an obviously partisan judge” from the bench while conceding that Congress ultimately ...

“Chuck Schumer, your leadership is failing to meet the moment,” reads the memo, which was first shared with POLITICO. “Gen Z voters want leaders with a backbone who will stand up to ...

Europe needs to “stand ready for anything” including attempts to “use tariffs as a weapon” and “blackmail” European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Thursday. Answering a question from ...

BRUSSELS — The EU needs to build more tanks — and there’s no reason why those tanks can’t be green. In a bid to save its decaying steel and metal industries, the EU has formulated a plan to protect ...

President Donald Trump is expected to sign a long-awaited directive Thursday to officially wind down the Education Department, following weeks of steadily winnowing the agency’s staff and spending.