The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Progressive streamer Hasan Piker turns into an unexpected asset for the GOP as his digital influence could prove detrimental to Democrats this election cycle.
Katherine Clark hints at Democrats' potential push for government takeover of healthcare, contingent on future elections.
President Trump may soon have new tactical nuclear weapons tools at his disposal, as global adversaries like China and Iran continue to test America's resolve.
Concerns over Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate run grow as links to Muslim Brotherhood surface.
Maryland's Republican Rep. Andy Harris accuses Gov. Wes Moore of using redistricting to eliminate his district, allegedly for future presidential ambitions.
In a bold move against Russian aggression, the Senate has passed the Graham Tariff Bill, authorizing up to 500% tariffs on Russian imports. This decisive legislation reshapes America's stance on Russian energy.
The US military has made waves by releasing footage of an enigmatic object over the Middle East, leaving Americans demanding answers.
In a decisive move, HHS Secretary RFK Jr. has decertified a Kentucky organ donation group over shocking patient safety violations.
Greta Thunberg remains an emblem of leftist hypocrisy, highlighting the power-driven agenda of her handlers rather than genuine concern for climate issues.
DHS refutes complaints from 75-year-old John Gannon about ICE detaining his younger Venezuelan 'fiancée,' revealing she overstayed her visa.
The GOP's internal strife could spell disaster in the upcoming midterms, as anti-Trump dissenters are accused of undermining the party from within.
Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's campaign raises eyebrows as big-name Democrats offer support. But who really benefits?