The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
President Trump announced plans to file a lawsuit against Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for gross incompetence, potentially exposing decades of Fed decision-making through legal discovery.
Democratic state Rep. James Talarico has amassed over $13 million for his Texas Senate campaign since September, though he continues to lag behind Rep. Jasmine Crockett in primary polling.
Tech billionaire responds forcefully to perceived threat on his life made during livestream by Somali social media user. Conservative Americans rally behind Musk as concerns over foreign threats mount.
Rep. Eric Swalwell escalates his anti-ICE rhetoric with threats to strip federal agents of driving privileges if elected California governor, setting up a dangerous federal-state confrontation.
Republican senators are calling for immediate oversight following the suspension of nearly 7,000 Minnesota borrowers in a fraud scheme that has taxpayers demanding answers.
Conservative commentator Jack Posobiec calls for unwavering America First principles in upcoming elections as Republicans face pressure to abandon nationalist policies.
A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs outside both party headquarters the night before January 6th will remain behind bars as his case moves forward.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reversed critical antisemitism policies and Israel boycott restrictions on his first day in office, while Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer remains notably silent on the controversial moves.
A Department of Justice official publicly disputed Senator Scott Wiener's false assertion that California's controversial mask ban affecting ICE officers took effect January 1st, while a federal lawsuit continues to block enforcement.
Conservative voices are calling out mainstream media's glaring hypocrisy after NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani performed an identical gesture to Elon Musk's controversial salute, yet received zero coverage or condemnation.
Russian official Kirill Dmitriev ridiculed New York City's socialist mayor using social media after Mamdani's pro-collectivist rhetoric drew international attention.
Brian Cole Jr., the 30-year-old suspect accused of planting pipe bombs outside party headquarters before January 6, 2021, will stay behind bars pending trial after a federal judge's ruling.