The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Massachusetts man Andrew Emerald arrested for posting graphic death threats against President Trump on Facebook, marking yet another case of left-wing extremism targeting our Commander-in-Chief.
Justices appeared skeptical of Trump's constitutional arguments during heated oral arguments in landmark case that could reshape American citizenship.
Michigan state Rep. Karen Whitsett becomes latest Democrat to flee party's extremist platform, citing irreconcilable differences between Christian values and Democratic policies.
The U.S. Postal Service will propose allowing Americans to mail lawful handguns for the first time, marking another victory for Second Amendment rights under Trump's leadership.
A growing movement in Canada's oil-rich Alberta province is pushing for secession, with reports suggesting a 60% chance of a referendum this year that could reshape North America.
Michigan State Rep. Karen Whitsett drops bombshell truth about the Democratic Party's war on Christianity as she announces retirement from politics.
Vice President JD Vance is spearheading an unprecedented effort to strip controversial Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of her citizenship amid explosive allegations and international pressure.
Solicitor General John Sauer methodically dismantled Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's arguments during oral arguments in the Supreme Court's landmark birthright citizenship case.
State Rep. Karen Whitsett becomes latest Democrat to walk away from her party's radical anti-Christian policies. Her departure signals growing exodus of faith-based Americans from the Democratic Party.
In a historic first, President Trump personally observed from the Supreme Court gallery as justices heard arguments on his executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants.
The Supreme Court appears skeptical of President Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants, with Chief Justice Roberts leading the charge against constitutional reform.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered swift justice, reversing the Army's woke suspension of Apache helicopter pilots who showed respect to patriotic American Kid Rock at his Tennessee mansion.