The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The radical left continues to misinterpret the conservative movement, instead falsely painting Republicans as oppressors of women in their misguided narratives.
In a move raising alarms among gun rights advocates, DOJ official Brett Shumate is advocating for continued gun suppressor registration, with backing from discredited Russia probe figure Rod Rosenstein.
A prominent Catholic group demands the excommunication of MA Gov. Maura Healey for backing a law allowing abortions up until birth.
In a decisive move toward financial innovation, World Liberty Financial, a Trump family cryptocurrency venture, has been granted preliminary approval to operate as a national trust bank.
A Colombian illegal alien, Carlos Felipe Jaramillo-Grajales, received a three-year prison sentence for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and voting in elections, marking a significant case in the ongoing battle for election integrity.
With 30-year Treasury yields hitting a 25-year high and stock markets reaching record levels, the U.S. economy displays a paradox. Is this a testament to Trump's leadership, or are deeper issues at play?
The 5th Circuit Court has upheld President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport members of the Tren de Aragua, marking a win for Trump's border security agenda.
In a cutting commentary, the Democratic Socialists of America have been labeled as 'Deminazis', a term evoking the authoritarian tendencies linked to their hard-left agenda.
As European attention drifts, Ceuta remains a hotbed of illegal crossings, exposing the failures of border security.
Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma has taken decisive action against CAIR, urging both state and federal measures to label the group as a terrorist entity due to alleged links to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Michigan rabbis fear Democratic State Convention's embrace of anti-Israel rhetoric endangers Jewish attendees. Concerns mount as more Democratic Socialist candidates with radical agendas gain traction.
An independent federal agency is reportedly pawning off Chinese technology as American-made, directly contradicting President Trump's America First agenda.