The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
In a bold move to amp up pressure on Tehran, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced forthcoming 'unprecedented' economic measures against Iran.
Melissa L. Farris is now in custody, charged with two felonies for vandalizing the WWII Memorial. Expect justice!
Senator Bill Cassidy demands transparency from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) over alleged Cuban government ties threatening to infiltrate U.S. policy.
New York Rep. Nicole Malliotakis accuses Senate Minority Leader Schumer and Assembly member Mamdani of double standards on voter ID laws.
President Trump's financial activities face scrutiny, but claims of insider trading lack solid ground.
The ACLU once stood for civil liberties. Now, it's a pawn in the left's agenda. What went wrong?
Andy Baker, a pivotal player in Trump’s Iran peace negotiations, is set to leave the administration, marking another high-profile exit.
Jared Kushner believes after the success of Trump's Abraham Accords, the Middle East is poised for another transformative era.
In a major development, the suspect in the shocking WWII Memorial vandalism incident has been apprehended and will face two felony charges, as announced by Judge Jeanine Pirro.
As accusations fly about Trump's financial disclosures, critics struggle to prove any real wrongdoing.
A Nevada judge has thrown out a key 'fake electors' case from the 2020 election, citing lack of evidence and intent for fraud.
Vermont's Republican primary has a standout candidate — H. Brooke Paige — who is running for not one, but four offices simultaneously. His bold move aims to ensure his party can rally a competitive replacement.
