The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Trump border czar Tom Homan confirmed on Fox News that Rep. Ilhan Omar could be stripped of citizenship and deported if federal investigators prove immigration fraud, as the Justice Department's probe into the Minnesota Democrat intensifies.
Critics are blaming Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after an Air Force service member died during a rappelling demonstration at a college football game, though the underlying circumstances remain unconfirmed.
Zionist Organization of America president Morton Klein says Democratic leaders are failing to condemn antisemitism within their own ranks after Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed refused to say Iran poses a greater threat to the U.S. than Israel.
French President Emmanuel Macron told the nation that fuel prices are climbing because of a war in the Persian Gulf that France did not join, while insisting peaceful demonstrators should not be confused with looters and rioters. His remarks, carried by Mario Nawfal and Clash Report, landed as arrests across France passed two thousand.
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha says Michele Tafoya 'wiped the floor' with Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan over the Walz administration's massive fraud scandal, and the dead-heat Senate race could keep Minnesota red.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned rioters who looted shops and set fires in Milan during a cost-of-living protest, while conservative outlets amplified reports that the unrest was inspired by France and driven by young second- and third-generation migrants.
Former President Barack Obama accused the Trump administration of weaponizing the federal government against Rep. Ilhan Omar, as conservative outlets fired back with reminders of the congresswoman's immigration case.
Ohio Republican Sen. Jon Husted told Breitbart News Saturday that Senate Democrats killed bipartisan legislation to shield ratepayers from data-center-driven electricity hikes, even though the bill passed the House 417-3.
With 19 days until Election Day, the Senate majority hinges on nine races where the Power Rankings show 47 seats apiece for each party — and six true toss-ups that will decide whether the GOP holds at 53 or Democrats flip the chamber.
Former President Barack Obama says the government cannot selectively target individuals for their political beliefs, charging the Trump administration with doing exactly that to Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota after a federal raid at her home.
A Washington Examiner column by Marissa Streit links a string of alleged killings of children by their mothers to a culture that teaches young women to fear motherhood, drawing reactions from parenting and mental-health voices online.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed suit against Jared Kushner, claiming he is serving as a top diplomat without Senate confirmation or financial disclosures. Conservative and legal commentators picked up the claim within hours.
