The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan Senate hopeful, is embroiled in controversy after being slated to speak at an Islamist event featuring a cleric known for advocating child marriages.
Following two violent stabbings, Boston's public safety breakdown is under fire. City Councilor Flynn stands firm against Mayor Wu's minimization of the crisis.
Democrats face internal turmoil as their attempt to rejuvenate with DSA candidates stumbles, posing significant challenges for the party.
Americans can't afford to ignore the pressing issues threatening the American Dream. The Trump administration tackles these challenges head-on.
The latest Spider-Man flick, 'Brand New Day,' falls flat for audiences expecting a coherent story, sparking debate over its direction and clear partisan divides.
Andrés Manuel López Beltrán, son of former Mexican president, claims political retribution by Trump Administration after U.S. visa is revoked, sparking outrage on social media.
Boston Globe's Kimberly Atkins Stohr claims Democrats are trying to rebuild a 'Big Tent' by including outdated 'woke' issues, sparking skepticism.
Marine veteran Robert Gilman recounts horrific conditions in Russian captivity, prompting calls for America's urgent diplomatic response.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and fellow Democrats may laugh off their 'woke' policies, but Patriots won't forget the chaos they unleashed on our nation.
The radical left continues to misunderstand conservatives' values, distorting them as oppressive rather than compassionate.
In a controversial move, the DNC has given South Carolina the first spot in the 2028 primary, sidelining traditional first-in-nation states Iowa and New Hampshire.
Anthony Fauci has declined a second appearance before the Senate, following a contempt vote. This move fuels skepticism among Americans demanding accountability from the former health official.