The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The Supreme Court will finally address the scope of birthright citizenship for the first time in over 100 years, giving President Trump's constitutional executive order its definitive legal test.
Chinese tech giant Baidu's self-driving robotaxis suffered a catastrophic system failure in Wuhan, leaving nearly 100 vehicles stranded with passengers trapped inside.
A new Harvard-Harris poll delivers a devastating blow to Democratic narratives, with majorities across party lines agreeing that Democrats support open borders policies.
Progressive darling Analilia Mejia, endorsed by Bernie Sanders and AOC, is accused of systematically avoiding voters ahead of New Jersey's crucial special election.
Damning footage reveals Julia Letlow championed woke hiring practices at universities before claiming to fight against DEI policies in Congress.
Bernie Sanders and AOC-endorsed candidate Analilia Mejia accused of systematically avoiding public forums as Republican challenger demands accountability.
The failing Daily Beast published another hit piece attacking Trump's stunning new presidential library design, proving once again why legacy media keeps losing defamation lawsuits to our President.
Six current and former Border Patrol agents blow the whistle on national chief Michael Banks, alleging he bragged about paying for sex with prostitutes during overseas trips.
Six current and former Border Patrol agents blow the whistle on Chief Michael Banks' alleged overseas sex trafficking activities while America's border remains in crisis.
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's efforts to end parole status for migrants who exploited Biden's controversial CBP One app system. The ruling represents another example of judicial activism blocking America First immigration policies.
President Trump will become the first sitting president in modern history to attend Supreme Court arguments as justices weigh his constitutional challenge to birthright citizenship.
Virginia Republicans are expressing nervous confidence in Democrat-led advertising efforts after their own anti-gerrymandering ground game faces scrutiny and questions about effectiveness.
