The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor denied an emergency request to enroll an Asian American student at Stuyvesant High School while his mother challenges the school's admissions policy.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly demanded that Iran's delegation to the UN General Assembly leave the country immediately after negotiations stalled, according to Axios. Tehran denies the account.
A viral question about demanding proof for extraordinary claims has reignited a long-running argument over who bears the burden of evidence — and why so many people take offense at being asked.
An account claims to have gone a month without drinking, smoking, or sex, and the reaction has spread across social media as commentators debate the revelation.
House Judiciary ranking member Jamie Raskin (D-MD) wants the Government Accountability Office and Office of Special Counsel to investigate three pro-Trump government ads now airing on TV, calling the taxpayer-funded spots illegal ahead of the midterms.
A criminal referral sent to the Justice Department asks investigators to determine whether former federal prosecutor Jina Choi lied to FBI agents about her role in the IRL startup probe.
The RATE Coalition, a 21-member corporate alliance including Verizon, Target, and Walmart, is launching a six-figure lobbying and advertising campaign to lock in the 21% corporate tax rate — a clear sign Big Business is hedging its bets on a Democratic takeover in November.
An Indian captain is being praised across social media and international coverage after allegedly being stabbed by his co-pilot during a flight to Israel, with passengers and off-duty pilots credited with subduing the attacker.
Republican Scott Singer tells Fox News Digital that Rep. Jared Moskowitz's carefully crafted moderate image collapses under the weight of his voting record, as Florida's redrawn 25th District sets up a heated South Florida showdown.
A mass funeral in Gaza's Nuseirat refugee camp for dozens of Palestinians whose remains were recovered from rubble has drawn reactions online, with numbers varying across accounts and reports.
New footage from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta shows large groups of migrants on its beaches and streets, contradicting Spanish officials' claims that the crisis was resolved. King Felipe VI condemns the situation as 'unacceptable' as Italy extends travel checks and Macron backs Madrid.
A resurfaced 2022 hearing clip shows Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico dismissing parents' concerns about explicit material in public schools as 'conspiracy theory-driven' and 'kooky stuff.'
