The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The former president is pushing a suspicious redistricting scheme that would hand Democrats four more House seats, revealing the left's ongoing election manipulation tactics.
Todd Lyons, acting director of ICE, announces departure effective May 31st after helping remove countless criminal illegal aliens under Trump's aggressive deportation agenda.
The Supreme Court's liberal wing is dragging their feet on Louisiana v. Callais, a case that could reshape political maps across the South and deliver massive gains for Republicans.
While hardworking Americans struggle with skyrocketing healthcare costs, California Governor Gavin Newsom's woke policies are bankrupting the state by providing free gender reassignment surgeries to illegal immigrants.
President Trump made a triumphant return to Las Vegas to tout his historic Working Families Tax Cuts, celebrating the 'One Big Beautiful Law' that's putting money back in the pockets of hardworking Americans.
Rumeysa Ozturk, who co-authored anti-Israel propaganda at Tufts University, has self-deported to Istanbul after facing deportation proceedings under the Trump administration's immigration enforcement.
The party demanding transparency on Epstein files now refuses to release their own election postmortem. What damaging revelations are Democrats desperately trying to bury?
Despite catastrophic blue state failures destroying American cities, Republicans still aren't capitalizing on the obvious contrast with Trump's America First agenda.
The disbarment of constitutional attorney John Eastman represents a dangerous new escalation in the left's weaponization of professional licensing against conservatives who dare challenge the establishment.
Utah's Republican leadership launches investigation into liberal Justice Diana Hagen over allegations of improper communications with a lawyer who argued redistricting cases before her court.
Trump-backed Lt. Governor Jay Collins unleashes fury at fake news rumors claiming he's dropping out of the Florida gubernatorial race to replace DeSantis.
The Senate unanimously passed a 10-day extension of controversial federal surveillance powers Friday without a single word of debate, raising serious questions about constitutional protections.
