The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Mamdani allies want to ban AI from answering questions about law, medicine, and psychology, creating government gatekeepers for information that millions of Americans rely on daily.
Iran's reckless posturing in the Strait of Hormuz is backfiring spectacularly, with their own communist allies Russia and China caught in the economic crossfire.
Media analyst Joe Concha warns Democrats that while they may dominate corrupt urban centers, the real political power is shifting RED across entire states.
FBI Director Kash Patel is revolutionizing the bloated federal hiring process, getting qualified special agents into the field 100 days faster to actually protect Americans instead of targeting conservatives.
Green Party candidate Brian McGinnis suffered a broken arm during his violent removal by Capitol Police and Sen. Tim Sheehy, but vows to continue his North Carolina Senate campaign.
The radical Texas congresswoman couldn't handle losing to fellow Democrat James Talarico in her Senate bid, immediately crying foul and claiming GOP interference in a Democrat primary race.
Socialist Senator Zohran Mamdani and his allies want to gatekeep information access, threatening civil lawsuits against AI providers who dare educate Americans.
House Republican leaders are pushing for a second party-line reconciliation megabill to advance Trump's America First priorities, planning strategy at their upcoming Florida retreat.
Washington Examiner's Joe Concha reveals how Trump's coalition is transforming swing states into reliable red territory, leaving Democrats scrambling in liberal city bubbles.
The establishment media's love affair with America's enemies reaches new lows as The Washington Post appears to mourn the death of Iran's supreme leader following devastating Israeli strikes.
Anthropic's Dario Amodei scrambles to save his company after whiny internal complaints about the Trump Administration leaked, while facing Pentagon security designation that could kill defense contracts.
Marine veteran Brian McGinnis refuses to back down from his North Carolina Senate race after suffering a broken arm during his forcible removal from a Senate hearing where he protested America's involvement in Iran.