The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Ilhan Omar is set for a fifth term, sticking to her radical progressive guns in the Minnesota 5th District. As leftists cheer, conservatives question the implications for common sense policies nationwide.
In a significant win for the Democratic Party's progressive wing, Peggy Flanagan narrowly defeats Angie Craig for Minnesota's Senate nod, setting the stage for a heated general election battle.
Freshman Senator Darline Graham challenges Senate norms, demanding action on the SAVE America Act while others head for recess. Is this the shake-up needed for true election security?
Joe Scarborough calls out Democrat leaders on MSNBC for their deafening silence over controversial statements by Democratic Socialists candidates. Could a socialist surge threaten America's democracy?
Adam Schiff's audacious move to target Trump's family with subpoenas reveals the radical Democrats' real agenda. Will this witch hunt ever end?
Candida auris, a deadly drug-resistant superbug, is spreading across U.S. states, showcasing the terrifying reality of microbial drug resistance.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces backlash for anti-Independence Day fireworks comments and suggested changes to the Second Amendment.
In an unexpected twist on The Katie Miller Podcast, Secretary of State Marco Rubio sheds light on Cuba's imminent shift from communism, alongside a glimpse into his personal life.
Anti-Jewish hate crimes in New York City are soaring, with attacks increasing nearly nine percent. Critics point the finger at local policies, while a former Trump adviser's family is tragically affected.
Tom Tiffany secures a massive victory in the Wisconsin Republican primary for governor, paving his path to challenge Democrats in the upcoming general election.
Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary remains a nail-biter as State Rep. Francesca Hong and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley battle for supremacy. The margin? Less than a point.
The Biden-era DOJ's move to drop felony charges against canoeist David Hearn isn't sitting well with the Trump Administration, which is pushing for reconsideration.