The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Senator Marsha Blackburn has accused Democrats of pursuing an agenda that could 'destroy the country' by undermining the Constitution.
Senator Chris Coons criticizes Republicans for confirming Todd Blanche as Attorney General, warning about potential revival of 'anti-weaponization' policies.
Todd Blanche, a former Trump defense lawyer, is now the U.S. Attorney General, despite opposition from some Republicans, solidifying the Trump administration's grip on the DOJ.
As socialism gains traction in some political circles, a rising wave of Generation Z students questions its allure, championing pro-Israel values and resisting the far-left narrative.
Shannon Taylor's questionable past as Henrico County prosecutor emerges, clashing with her 'tough-on-crime' campaign rhetoric in her bid for Virginia's 1st congressional district.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer sees her political clout challenged as her endorsement is overturned by an Islamist candidate in a primary upset.
A federal proposal known as the 'Save Our Bacon Act' is drawing ire across political lines, with critics arguing it endangers animal welfare rather than protects it.
University of Washington cancels Hasan Piker's speech after backlash over his extremist views. Public outcry forces the institution to reconsider.
Kamala Harris, reeling from her resounding loss in the 2024 election, is once again raising questions about the Electoral College.
In a bombshell admission, Hunter Biden disclosed that his father's cancer has spread and confessed regret over the controversial pardon.
With American trust in higher education plummeting, more people are seeking alternative ways to improve their education than ever before.
Bill Maher unleashes on Wisconsin's Francesca Hong for her 'anti-Thanksgiving' stance, exposing the radical left's disdain for American traditions.
