The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
South Dakota joins the growing resistance against artificial meat products pushed by elites who want to control what Americans eat while they feast on real steaks.
Federal court sides with establishment politicians over border security, allowing unannounced congressional visits that could compromise ICE operations and officer safety.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan becomes the first major Democrat to openly criticize Gavin Newsom's disastrous policies as California's gubernatorial race heats up.
Abigail Spanberger campaigned as a centrist but immediately unveiled a far-left agenda after taking office, proving once again that Democrat 'moderates' are nothing but wolves in sheep's clothing.
President Trump announces breakthrough trade agreement with India that immediately reduces tariffs to 18% while securing crucial market access for U.S. energy exports.
After weeks of bureaucratic foot-dragging by California Democrats, President Trump's EPA Administrator arrives in Los Angeles to cut through the red tape and get Americans back in their homes.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer declares the SAVE Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote 'dead on arrival' while smearing basic election integrity as racist.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson attended the partisan Grammy Awards where celebrities trashed Trump's deportation agenda, yet mainstream media remains silent about this clear ethical breach.
President Trump's America First trade strategy delivers another stunning victory as India agrees to stop buying Russian oil in exchange for reduced tariffs on both nations' goods.
South Dakota becomes latest state to protect real farmers and ranchers from Bill Gates-backed fake meat invasion. Patriots in legislature declare lab-grown products 'adulterated food' unfit for consumption.
NEA president Becky Pringle was caught red-handed conspiring with far-left extremists to undermine President Trump's education agenda through coordinated disruption campaigns.
A federal judge dealt a crushing blow to bureaucratic stonewalling, ruling that ICE's restrictions on lawmaker visits cause 'irreparable harm' to constitutional oversight duties.