The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is holding America hostage to prevent Republicans from securing our elections and stopping noncitizens from casting illegal ballots.
Florida GOP primary challenger James Fishback downloads dating app to 'meet young female voters where they are' in bizarre campaign strategy that's raising eyebrows across the Sunshine State.
Former First Lady Jill Biden's ex-husband William Stevenson has been arrested and charged with murdering his wife following a weekslong investigation that culminated in a grand jury indictment.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is already showing his true RINO colors by refusing to commit to weakening the filibuster for the SAVE Act, despite apparent promises to Rep. Anna Paulina Luna.
German energy giant Siemens Energy just announced a stunning $1 billion investment to expand U.S. manufacturing, proving Trump's America First policies are already paying dividends.
Leftist author Michael Wolff is practically begging President Trump to sue him, delusionally claiming he'd somehow win against the man who just crushed the establishment.
Muslim Democrat Sen. Sharif Street breaks ranks to slam antisemitic Hamas rally in Philadelphia, calling the terror group exactly what it is while his party stays silent.
James Talarico's shocking racial comments about Colin Allred reveal the Democrats' true colors when their power is threatened.
A federal judge's last-minute ruling in Springfield, Ohio has reignited the immigration firestorm that helped propel Trump to victory, proving the President's warnings about America's broken border were spot-on.
House Speaker Mike Johnson takes the fight directly to Senate Democrats who are playing politics with Americans' safety by stalling critical DHS funding.
Failed presidential candidate Sen. Cory Booker is already plotting his next White House bid, joining the parade of desperate Democrats hawking books while Trump delivers real results for America.
GOP gubernatorial candidate James Fishback's bizarre Tinder strategy to court young female voters is raising serious questions about his judgment and character.