Politics

The Supreme Court is letting Homeland Security keep deporting migrants to countries other than their own while the policy's legality is argued, a decision the White House is framing as a win and critics are treating as an opening salvo.

A hotter-than-expected ADP private payrolls report has ignited a new round of commentary on the labor market, the Federal Reserve and the accuracy of government data, with the claim that the economy added ninety thousand jobs in September spreading rapidly across financial and political accounts online.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is forcing Democrats to go on the record on two bills voters actually care about — energy costs and congressional stock trading — before senators flee Washington for five weeks of campaigning. Democrats plan to block both.

Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn says his family is struggling to get by — but Fox News reports his campaign has funneled more than half a million dollars to relatives.

Former Special Counsel Jack Smith obtained communications from The Federalist and more than a dozen other media outlets during his lawless investigation of President Trump, according to a bombshell statement from the outlet's CEO.

Rep. John McGuire (R-VA) is making President Trump's record the centerpiece of his reelection bid, even as Democrats pour money into a district they believe they can flip in 2026.

A New York Times investigation alleging Meta classified data centers as experimental to avoid billions in federal taxes is drawing sharp reaction online, with conservative and financial accounts amplifying the story.

Bill Essayli, First Assistant U.S. Attorney for California's Central District, mocked Gov. Gavin Newsom's newly signed restrictions on flash-bangs and explosive breaching charges, telling the state it has no jurisdiction over federal immigration agents.

Sen. Eric Schmitt has introduced the Yaeli Bill to block federally funded child welfare agencies from labeling parents abusive for raising children according to their biological sex — drawing a line between parental rights and gender ideology.

The full D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals heard nearly three hours of arguments Tuesday over whether Judge James Boasberg can continue a criminal contempt inquiry into Trump administration officials, with Justice Department lawyers calling the probe 'unlawful, unnecessary, and futile.'

Tennessee is scheduled to execute Christa Pike, the first woman put to death in the state in more than two centuries, for a 1995 torture killing. As clemency pleas fail, commentators are pushing back hard on a sympathy campaign they say is rewriting the savagery of the crime.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) warned Republicans that anti-socialism alone won't win battleground races, urging candidates to oppose the Canada trade war and the war in Iran to address the affordability crunch facing American families.