The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Senator Gary Peters demands Iran preparedness while Democrats simultaneously obstruct Department of Homeland Security funding in petty political games.
President Trump pays tribute to the Notre Dame legend and American patriot who inspired millions with his leadership and values.
Republican lawmakers have officially referred discredited January 6th witness Cassidy Hutchinson to the Department of Justice for potential criminal prosecution over her debunked testimony about Trump.
West Virginia and Kentucky lawmakers are leading the charge to restore Americans' constitutional rights by making fully automatic firearms more accessible to law-abiding citizens.
Rep. Seth Moulton's virtue-signaling stunt backfires spectacularly as his illegal immigrant guest is revealed to be linked to police reports involving sexual assault and juveniles.
Just days before President Trump removed Kristi Noem from DHS, Trump-appointed Inspector General Joseph Cuffari launched a suspicious attack claiming she 'systematically obstructed' investigations—raising serious questions about Deep State loyalties.
Labour government blocked UK military bases from supporting U.S. operations against Iran while openly debating whether standing with America was 'good for Labour' politics.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a shocking 92,000 job loss in February, contradicting Trump's booming economic policies and raising serious questions about data manipulation.
Rep. Seth Moulton's political theater backfired spectacularly when his illegal immigrant guest was revealed to be named in multiple police reports involving sexual assault and minors.
Former Trump-appointed prosecutor Lindsey Halligan faces Florida Bar investigation after her brief but explosive tenure exposing Biden DOJ corruption.
Texas Republican Tony Gonzales exits his reelection bid amid explosive revelations about an affair with a former aide, paving the way for America First candidate Brandon Herrera.
Republican lawmakers in West Virginia and Kentucky are leading the charge to make fully automatic firearms more accessible to law-abiding Americans, potentially sparking a nationwide movement to roll back federal gun control overreach.