The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
A federal appeals court delivered a crushing blow to gun-grabbing Democrats, ruling that Washington DC's ban on standard-capacity magazines violates Second Amendment rights.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin faces confirmation battles while Oklahoma Republicans rush to claim his coveted Senate seat, with Reps. Bice and Hern leading the charge.
A Mauritanian man illegally cast ballots in five presidential elections in Pennsylvania despite being ordered deported in 2000, proving Democrats' claims about voter fraud are lies.
California's failed governor desperately tries to stay relevant by attacking Trump's cabinet changes and demanding Stephen Miller be fired next.
Rep. Seth Moulton's political theater backfires spectacularly as his illegal immigrant State of the Union guest is revealed to be a person of interest in sexual assault cases involving juveniles.
Primary night delivered a stunning blow to the Republican establishment as eight incumbents—including major players like Gonzales and Crenshaw—lost their reelection bids in a clear message from fed-up voters.
Zach Wahls campaigns as 'family first' candidate while hosting events at Iowa bookstore that promoted teen drag queens and stocks explicit materials.
Trump-appointed IG Joseph Cuffari accused fired DHS Secretary Kristi Noem of systematically blocking investigations, including one tied to Butler - raising serious questions about Deep State resistance within Trump's own administration.
Iowa Democrat Zach Wahls claims to champion working families while hosting campaign events at a leftist bookstore that pushes sexually explicit content and 'ABOLISH ICE' merchandise.
Federal appeals court delivers major Second Amendment win, ruling D.C.'s ban on magazines over 10 rounds violates constitutional rights.
Trump-appointed IG Joseph Cuffari reveals DHS leadership 'systematically obstructed' investigations, including one involving Butler, in bombshell letter to Congress.
The political establishment got a massive wake-up call as eight North Carolina incumbents - including five Republicans - were brutally defeated in Tuesday's primaries, signaling a potential anti-incumbent tsunami.