The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Families of Trinidadian men killed in a recent U.S. military operation have filed suit against the Trump administration, raising questions about whether this is lawfare against our Commander-in-Chief or accountability for overseas operations.
A Minnesota federal judge orders Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons to testify Friday, threatening contempt charges as the judicial establishment tries to sabotage Trump's immigration enforcement.
Buffalo's Mayor Sean Ryan doubles down on protecting illegal immigrants with new executive order, risking millions in federal funding as Trump's February 1st deadline approaches.
In a shocking display of partisan gerrymandering, Maryland Democrats are moving to redraw the state's only Republican congressional district, threatening to silence the voice of conservative voters.
A federal judge's harsh ruling against ICE for illegal detention comes at a suspiciously convenient time as President Trump ramps up his promised mass deportation operation.
Veteran Florida Republican Vern Buchanan announces retirement after 20 years, joining a staggering 27 other GOP lawmakers fleeing Congress in what critics call an establishment purge.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reveals Canadian PM Mark Carney 'aggressively' walked back his anti-American Davos comments in desperate phone call with President Trump.
California's failing governor is now weaponizing state agencies to target social media platforms that don't sufficiently bash President Trump.
Democratic Senate candidates in Illinois are running scared from their own party leadership, refusing to back Chuck Schumer as the party's civil war intensifies.
Suella Braverman delivers a scathing insider's assessment of the UK Conservative Party's collapse, declaring they 'should be disgusted with itself' - a warning American conservatives must heed.
Alex Marlow warns that radical left-wing activists are showing up to confront ICE agents with weapons, hoping to create martyrs for their anti-deportation cause.
Trump's FBI Director Kash Patel urged lawful gun owners to exercise caution during volatile situations, saying 'it's not smart' to bring weapons to unstable scenarios like those unfolding in Minnesota.