The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart faces the brunt of leftist scorn after a crushing tackle, highlighting the divisive environment where sports and politics collide.
The Democrats' lineup for 2028 is raising eyebrows, with Pat Gray calling much of the field uninspiring. Could their strategy falter?
A shocking revelation unveils the paradox of climate policies: cleaner air is intensifying Europe's summer heat.
The Democratic National Committee claims it's about racial diversity in primaries, but the truth is far from it.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart faces vitriol from the left after a brutal preseason hit, sparking outrage among conservative Americans.
The Democrats' early list of 2028 presidential candidates is making waves, but not in the way they might hope. The field revealed so far is rife with recycled names and uninspired choices.
Despite dodging rumors of a 2028 presidential run, Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff fuels speculation with a controversial comment on election integrity.
The FBI's declassified file reveals startling intentions to indict Congressman Eric Swalwell—intentions that unsurprisingly vanished behind a cloud of bureaucratic inaction.
Declassified FBI documents reveal a buried indictment against Congressman Eric Swalwell, raising serious questions about Washington's integrity.
A new study reveals a surprising truth: European summers are heating up, not because of carbon emissions, but due to cleaner air. What are the implications for global climate policy?
California's 14th District is in the spotlight as voters prepare for a special election to fill the seat left vacant by Eric Swalwell. The battle between Melissa Hernandez and Aisha Wahab underscores key political tensions.
In a bold and unprecedented move, the Trump-Vance Administration considers having cabinet members lead White House briefings after Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's departure.