The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Virginia's Abigail Spanberger and New York's Zohran Mamdani are facing furious backlash from constituents who are fed up with their failed economic promises while families struggle under crushing inflation.
Conservative commentator Glenn Beck's decade-old warnings about America's "slow decay" are playing out exactly as predicted, but President Trump's second term may be the circuit breaker patriots needed.
Republican Rep. Max Miller is demanding the Defense Department intervene after a Parma City School Board allegedly tried to remove Air Force reservist Ashley McTaggart while she's deployed overseas.
While 80% of voters support voter verification requirements, our do-nothing Congress maintains its pathetic approval rating and heads off on vacation instead of securing our elections.
Washington Examiner's Salena Zito exposes how the third round of anti-Trump 'No Kings' protests are drawing the same small pool of leftist activists, proving Americans have moved on from Democrat hysteria.
Montana's top cop leads coalition of Republican states in epic battle against New York AG's latest anti-Second Amendment scheme that could destroy gun manufacturers nationwide.
New York and Virginia Democrats who campaigned on lowering costs are getting hammered by angry constituents as prices continue to skyrocket under failed liberal policies.
Virginia Democrats are pushing a radical redistricting scheme that would make the Old Dominion the most gerrymandered state in America, setting up a crucial test for the GOP's revamped election operation.
While Congress wallows in historic disapproval ratings, 80% of Americans support voter verification—yet lawmakers flee to spring break instead of acting.
The Trump administration delivered a blunt message to Spain's socialist government after they blocked U.S. military aircraft from Operation Epic Fury, proving America doesn't bow to foreign interference.
Speaker Mike Johnson's allies are going ALL IN with a massive $10 million campaign to spotlight President Trump's game-changing tax cuts that put working families first.
Republican attorneys general are banding together to stop New York's radical AG Letitia James from weaponizing the courts against Second Amendment rights nationwide.
