The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
President Trump delivered a scathing critique of America's allies from the White House, accusing NATO, South Korea, Japan, and Australia of freeloading off U.S. military and economic strength while giving little in return.
A federal agency created by Barack Obama to fight terrorism was weaponized against The Blaze, proving the Deep State's censorship apparatus targets Americans who dare challenge the narrative.
The washed-up anchor who got fired from CNN for his on-air meltdowns now believes he's qualified to run the country. Social media is having a field day with this laughable announcement.
A Biden-appointed federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, just as a Haitian migrant who received TPS under Biden stands accused of brutally murdering a store clerk.
The Trump-Vance administration is taking a sledgehammer to the bloated federal bureaucracy with over 8,000 proposed TSA job cuts while pushing privatization of airport security.
House Republicans reject the Senate's lackluster Department of Homeland Security spending proposal as the Freedom Caucus pushes for full funding through budget reconciliation, showing backbone against establishment dealmaking.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer launches vicious personal attack on Commander-in-Chief during international crisis, proving Democrats put politics before America's safety.
The Trump administration is finally holding accountable the Deep State operatives who peddled lies to destroy President Trump. Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson now faces federal investigation for her debunked testimony.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin is making the pilgrimage to Iowa just one year into Trump's second term, as panicked Democrats scramble to find someone who can actually connect with American voters.
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi will not testify before House Oversight's Jeffrey Epstein investigation, citing DOJ legal position. Democrats are already plotting retaliation for future investigations.
The mainstream media and liberal critics are once again losing their minds over President Trump's social media strategy, proving they still don't understand how he operates after a decade.
Utah conservative Rep. Burgess Owens throws his weight behind Texas AG Ken Paxton's Senate campaign, dealing another blow to longtime establishment favorite John Cornyn.