The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
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.
After facing opposition from Democrats and a federal judge, the Kennedy Center Board, with backing from President Trump, may have discovered a savvy workaround to proceed with the center's renovations.
In a decisive blow to Democrats' legal theatrics, a Nevada judge has dismissed charges against six Republicans in the alternate electors case from the 2020 election. The ruling marks another failure in the ongoing saga of politically motivated prosecutions.
In a seismic shake-up, seven Democratic incumbents have been ousted in primary elections, signaling a demand for a generational change within the party.
In a bold move against military tech trends, President Trump mandates the Navy return to reliable steam catapults for its Ford-class carriers, rejecting advanced electromagnetic systems.
Democratic incumbents face backlash as seven lose primaries, revealing a party in crisis and highlighting the demand for fresh faces in Congress.
Catalina Lauf, former Trump administration official, seeks to bring her message of America First reform to Florida’s 19th Congressional District. Backed by President Trump, she aims to drain the swamp from within.
Vermont Republicans witnessed a unique strategy as H. Brooke Paige appears on their primary ballot for four offices, embodying resilience, resourcefulness, and a very public call for new leadership.
Karoline Leavitt, a formidable advocate for President Trump's MAGA agenda, is stepping down as White House Press Secretary, leaving a significant void in the administration.
The Trump-Vance administration is tackling birth tourism head-on with a new State Department task force, ensuring nonimmigrant visas serve their true purpose.
A White House report reveals China's crafty trade tactics costing the U.S. economy billions, fueling America's economic outrage.
America has unintentionally stumbled upon a more effective and liberating approach to policy, leaving a trail of past legislative failures in its wake.
