The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The Trump administration is taking direct action against California's unconstitutional overreach, filing a federal lawsuit to block the state's radical EV mandates that violate federal law.
Lower courts continue defying President Trump's efforts to end temporary protected status for illegal immigrants, forcing the administration to appeal to the Supreme Court for relief.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo was escorted out of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo for trying to enter a restricted area without proper credentials, then blamed staff for having 'mentality issues.'
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is using taxpayer-funded city government resources to platform Islamic extremists who support jihad attacks against Israel.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called out ABC News for spreading fake news about alleged Iranian drone threats against the West Coast, exposing once again how legacy media pushes false narratives.
GOP attorney general candidate Michael Allen warns that radical Democrat proposal to legalize prostitution would devastate communities already plagued by human trafficking.
James Talarico, the radical Democrat hoping to replace Senator John Cornyn, reveals his true anti-Christian agenda while warning about 'fascism wrapped in the flag and carrying the cross.'
Maine's own Democrat Attorney General Aaron Frey has filed a brief arguing the state's ranked-choice voting expansion doesn't align with the constitution—exposing the left's election manipulation schemes.
Former Democrat Joe Manchin calls out Texas Senator John Cornyn for flip-flopping on the filibuster just as he faces a brutal GOP primary challenge.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is catching heat from House MAGA warriors who say his latest scheme to bring the SAVE America Act to a vote is nothing more than political theater designed to fool conservatives.
House Speaker Mike Johnson boldly predicts Republicans will expand their majority in 2026 midterms, defying historical trends that typically favor the opposition party.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer attacks Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over military meal expenses while conveniently forgetting similar luxury spending under Biden's Pentagon.