The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
A student's outrage over a pricey burrito has ignited a fiery GOP debate on affordability, involving top Republicans like JD Vance and Rep. Dan Crenshaw.
Sen. Mitch McConnell is back home after a two-month rehab stint, but his absence continues to hinder key Republican agendas.
In a bold move reinforcing the Trump administration's America First immigration policy, foreign visitors arrested for DUI may face immediate visa revocation and deportation.
Amid growing concerns over national security and personal privacy, President Trump has moved to ban Chinese robots, as AI technology increasingly pervades American homes.
Brittany Boltinhouse, a staunch Trump supporter, loses her Miss North Carolina USA title over resurfaced social media posts critical of Kamala Harris.
FBI reveals a hacker scraped 633,000 voter files from Maricopa County in 2020, but Arizona officials refused to take action. What are they hiding?
Communist Zohran Mamdani's mayoral victory in New York City exposes socialism's rise, yet without real solutions, it remains a threat to American values.
The so-called 'Maple Leaf Menace' is being ousted after a public spectacle where she assaulted a teenage supporter of President Trump.
Senator Ron Wyden proposes a controversial new excise tax targeting data centers, including those in space, triggering concern over increased economic strain and misguided priorities.
A federal judge considers expanding litigation on Trump's tariffs, potentially allowing a class action as the administration has refunded a significant portion of imposed duties.
The desperation intensifies as Democrats eye flipping 12 deep-red districts, including seats held by staunch Trump allies like Lauren Boebert. Can they overcome the America First momentum?
As the sun sets on summer, the Senate grapples with a heavyweight agenda that holds America’s future in its hands. With pressing issues like the SAVE America Act and government funding on the docket, senators are urged to stick to their commitments.