The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
A shocking 16-point swing gives Democrats their first major victory since Trump's landslide, raising urgent questions about Republican complacency and messaging failures.
Another qualified America First candidate gets the axe from establishment Republicans who'd rather bow to liberal outrage than support Trump's agenda.
New legislation would redirect Title I funds straight to families when schools shut down, giving parents the power to choose alternatives while unions lose their stranglehold on education dollars.
After years of battling Democrat obstruction and union resistance, Texas conservatives celebrate the massive success of what's becoming America's largest school choice program.
The left-wing Labour government in Britain just took a massive step toward dismantling one of the foundational pillars of Western justice, advancing legislation to scrap jury trials for most cases.
New Republican legislation would strip power from woke teachers unions and put federal education dollars directly into the hands of American parents when schools fail to stay open.
Conservative warriors in Texas are celebrating a massive win against the education establishment as their school choice program becomes the largest in America, giving power back to parents.
New Wisconsin laws make targeting children for sexual exploitation a felony offense, but Democrats tried to block the protection and Governor Evers signed it in secret.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is finally taking action against overseas robocall scammers targeting vulnerable Americans, requiring English proficiency and cracking down on foreign call centers.
Jeremy Carl withdraws State Department nomination after facing bipartisan swamp resistance, proving the establishment still controls the confirmation process even under Trump.
Valerie Jarrett and other Obama insiders are raking in nearly $44 million in executive salaries while constructing their lavish presidential monument—proving the swamp never stops feeding itself.
Four years after overturning Roe v. Wade, abortion numbers are climbing and Republicans are going soft. It's time for a brutal reality check on what's actually working.