The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
House Democrats plan to reconvene their defunct January 6th committee on the riot's fifth anniversary, creating internal party tensions over whether the move will backfire politically.
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has selected Ramzi Kassem, who represented an al Qaeda terrorist and anti-Israel activists, as New York City's chief counsel, raising serious questions about his judgment and priorities.
President Trump's Treasury Department imposed sanctions on 10 Iranian and Venezuelan entities involved in illegal drone and weapons trafficking, dealing a major blow to the rogue nations' military cooperation.
Shane Gillis proves liberals have no sense of humor as he criticizes the Department of Homeland Security's effective meme-style videos promoting ICE operations.
Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani and his top aides were left speechless when asked to name a single place where their radical economic policies have actually worked.
A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs outside both party headquarters on January 5, 2021, could be released from federal custody within days as concerns mount over the handling of January 6th cases.
A heated CNN panel discussion erupted when progressive host Emma Vigeland made the inflammatory comparison between Israel's defensive actions in Gaza and Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
Damaging footage has resurfaced showing Democratic Mayor Jacob Frey celebrating Somalia while his city grapples with billions in welfare fraud tied to the Somali community.
China conducted aggressive two-day military exercises around Taiwan with rockets, bombers and assault ships, prompting rare bipartisan condemnation from Congress. The House Select Committee on China warns Beijing is deliberately escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
The New York Times published another tone-deaf piece lamenting President Trump's immigration enforcement, asking who will perform landscaping jobs if illegal immigrants are deported.
Colorado's marijuana industry generated nearly $1 billion in sales and $200 million in tax revenue as President Trump signals potential changes to federal cannabis policy.
New York and Illinois are actively working to prevent their residents from benefiting from President Trump's popular tax relief provisions, including no tax on tips and overtime.