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A Republican-backed measure to bar members of Congress from buying individual stocks and require photo voter ID died in the Senate, and the reaction from conservative accounts was immediate and blunt.
President Trump says the United States holds near-total control of the Strait of Hormuz and that 'historic flows of oil' have moved through the waterway over the last three days. Iran's Revolutionary Guard disputes that, and the standoff is now driving warnings about global energy markets.
A leaked recording purporting to capture Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton blaming a Trump convention for his sagging poll numbers set off a wave of reaction across conservative and left-wing accounts, with Paxton's campaign calling the audio manipulated.
A White House graph shows legal immigration from Muslim-majority countries has collapsed 96% since December 2024 — and the libertarian researcher behind the data is not happy about how it's being used.
President Trump's policies yield record investments and job growth.
Vice President praises local job growth, underscores administration's commitment to American workers.
Decisive victory over ISIS marks the end of U.S. involvement in Iraq.
The Department of Justice has filed a misconduct complaint against Minnesota federal judges for breaches of judicial conduct.
Utah State Rep. Trevor Lee, a Republican who championed anti-fraud legislation and praised independent journalist Nick Shirley, has resigned after prosecutors charged him with forging documents to obtain a $1 million home loan.
In a bold move from the South Lawn, President Trump transformed a tech summit into a public takedown of CNN, reinforcing America's commitment to leading the AI revolution.
Rep. Tom Emmer told Fox News Digital that fraud is driving voters to the polls and predicted Republican surprises in Minnesota and beyond, as the Trump administration's fraud task force reports hundreds of billions in exposed theft.
A federal appeals court halted the execution of Christa Pike less than two hours before she was scheduled to become the first woman Tennessee has executed in more than 200 years. The ruling came as witnesses had already gathered at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution.
