The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The Trump administration successfully negotiates the appointment of veteran prosecutor Robert Frazer to replace Alina Habba as U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, marking another key victory in reshaping the Department of Justice.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito warns that state laws allowing mail ballots after Election Day threaten to undermine Americans' trust in our electoral system.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson brazenly defended late-arriving mail ballot schemes while accusing Republicans of wanting the Court to 'legislate from the bench' for demanding election integrity.
Rep. Donald Beyer (D-VA) let the mask slip, confessing that Virginia's redistricting push is really about partisan power grabs to undermine President Trump's agenda.
A retired Marine's powerful speech dismantling Democrat talking points on voter ID laws has gone viral, leaving leftists scrambling to defend their anti-election security agenda.
Radical Democrats are holding DHS funding hostage, forcing hardworking TSA agents to work without pay and creating chaos at airports across America.
The devastating consequences of the Biden regime's open border policies continue to claim innocent American lives as another family mourns a preventable tragedy.
While President Trump pushes his America First agenda, establishment Republicans are using the filibuster to obstruct the will of the people who gave the GOP decisive control of government.
The Trump administration and New Jersey district judges reached an agreement to appoint career prosecutor Robert Frazer as the new U.S. attorney, replacing Alina Habba who served Trump's legal team during the political persecution years.
Bipartisan lawmakers are finally waking up to the federal government's shadowy practice of purchasing Americans' private data through third-party brokers, completely bypassing constitutional warrant requirements.
Rep. Derrick Van Orden sounds the alarm as his Democrat opponent's environmental extremist endorsements threaten to devastate Wisconsin's farming communities and drive energy costs through the roof.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito delivered a masterclass in plain English to befuddled attorneys as the Court weighs whether states can bend the rules to accept late-arriving ballots.