Politics

In a shocking move, 10 Democrats and Rand Paul broke from the Senate majority to oppose new sanctions against Russia and Iran.

Republicans are taking a stand against loopholes in the Protect College Sports Act, aiming to preserve the integrity of women's sports.

In a surprising turn of events, a Green Energy PAC backed by Democrat bigwigs has ousted Trump-endorsed Andy Ogles, underscoring the intense political meddling of leftist interests.

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico is dodging questions after a report uncovered he voted five times using his parents' address, casting doubt on his integrity.

In another round of legal obstructionism, two liberal judges have stepped in to halt President Trump's proposed project for a new White House ballroom, raising questions about judicial overreach.

Senator Lisa Murkowski stands against President Trump's executive order for 'temporary signage' outside the Smithsonian, siding with concerns over politically charged displays.

In a controversial move, Army Secretary Dan Driscoll unveils a program granting defense companies expedited access to military test ranges, raising eyebrows about potential industry influence in military operations.

In a bold geopolitical move, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have signed a joint defense agreement, raising questions about the balance of power in the Middle East.

The New Mexico Fraternal Order of Police has lashed out at Rep. Gabe Vasquez for using their logo in a taxpayer-funded mailer, despite endorsing his Republican challenger.

In a decisive move, President Trump throws his support behind Charlie Hatcher, the candidate who ousted Trump's initial pick, Andy Ogles, in Tennessee's 5th Congressional District primary.

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.