The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
In a touching display of compassion, President Trump left the stage mid-speech to embrace the parents of Jacob Freytes, a 12-year-old killed by a stray bullet in the Bronx.
As thousands flood into Ceuta from Morocco, new footage challenges the silence of mainstream media. Is Europe prepared for this crisis?
A recent statement by a Democrat school board chair has stirred controversy, suggesting that teachers of color should earn higher wages due to so-called 'extra burdens.'
In a shocking revelation, a trained Chinese Communist Party sniper now owns a prime building overlooking the White House, raising grave national security concerns.
The mainstream media once again misses the mark, painting conservatives as anti-women for valuing traditional family structures.
Facing a heated Texas Senate race, Democrat James Talarico relies on a dubious endorsement, pointing to Ken Paxton's alleged pen pilfering.
In a desperate move, House Democrats' super PAC is pouring $6 million into Ohio's 7th District, targeting Rep. Max Miller with accusations and media blitzes.
A radical professor, Eman Abdelhadi, who is the half-sister of Abdul El-Sayed, has been caught at the center of controversy after allegedly assaulting a police officer during an anti-ICE protest.
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, running for Senate, tries to distance herself from a massive fraud incident by pointing fingers at Governor Walz. Conservatives and critics fire back, questioning her accountability.
Election security is under fresh scrutiny as experts reveal widespread voter-roll issues, sparking concerns over the integrity of our elections.
Amid whispers of her potential 2028 presidential bid, Trump accuses AOC and Democrats of distancing themselves from radical policies like defunding the police.
The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel declares three National Science Foundation programs unconstitutional for race and sex-based criteria, leaving NSF silent on future plans.
