The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries openly invites Democratic Socialists of America members into the Democrats' 'big tent,' fueling fears of a far-left takeover.
The controversy over transgender athletes competing in women's sports intensifies, fueling a national debate that sharply divides Americans.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's attempt to show off his dance moves at a Black entrepreneur fair has backfired spectacularly, igniting a storm of mockery from conservatives across social media.
A spirited discussion unfolds on whether disliking solar power truly aligns with conservative values, urging leaders to focus on facts over feelings.
Billionaire Mark Cuban's failed attempt to defend Kamala Harris' economic agenda in 2024 has left him questioning the sanity of Liberal ideologies.
Former Senator Kyrsten Sinema faces a lawsuit for an alleged affair with her married bodyguard, drawing widespread critique and media attention.
New evidence reveals that Dr. Fauci and the FDA knew about adverse vaccine effects in early 2021 but proceeded with mass vaccination mandates, raising questions about government transparency and public safety.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear takes aim at Senator Mitch McConnell for his silence regarding his health status, urging him to openly communicate with constituents.
In the aftermath of a catastrophic earthquake in Colombia, President Abelardo de la Espriella has appealed to President Trump to temporarily waive tariffs, aiding a swift recovery effort.
Michigan Democrat Abdul el Sayed hits back at President Trump after a controversial post contrasting their wives, reigniting the debate over America's direction.
Progressive firebrand Ro Khanna challenges Dem leadership, insists 'Medicare for All' is top priority, sparking rift with Hakeem Jeffries.
A significant blow to drug cartels as the U.S. and Mexican forces collaborate to confiscate nearly $120 million worth of cocaine in a Pacific sting operation.
