The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The Supreme Court ordered Missouri to use its 2022 congressional map for the 2026 election, rejecting the state's newer Trump-aligned map for the third time.
Three Washington Times opinion pieces take on compulsory arbitration in American workplaces, the symbolism of the American flag, and accusations that terrorist-linked communities are being recast as ordinary suburbia.
Health and animal control officials in Westchester County are asking residents to report any contact with a large, aggressive coyote after a woman said she was bitten on a Hastings-on-Hudson trail. The search continues as warnings spread.
Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha calls El-Sayed a 'coward' as critics seize on his response to a college student's question on Iran, while a separate post from @amuse labels him an 'Islamic Marxist' and alleges he compared sharia law bans to genocide.
Former Florida legislator Mike Beltran is taking the fight to ten-term incumbent Rep. Kathy Castor in Florida's 14th District, calling her a socialist-aligned rubber-stamp who has delivered 'precious little to show' for Tampa Bay after two decades in Washington.
Minocqua Brewing Co. says its Madison taproom will likely close by year's end after Wisconsin revoked its alcohol permits over alleged violations. The brewery drew attention for promising free beer on the day President Trump dies.
Rep. Delia Ramirez introduces legislation to dismantle ICE, Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security entirely, prompting DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin to blast the proposal as the most radical immigration plan yet.
The cyber security commentator and former Twitter security chief posts an exasperated remark as Silicon Valley figures warn artificial intelligence could end humanity, and commentators across the press ask why no one simply turns the machines off.
ShinyHunters hackers claim they stole psychiatric and medical evaluation records belonging to FBI personnel, while the Pentagon quietly adjusts its Iran war wounded tally and leaked Army memos point to possible Cuba preparations.
An independent review released by Utah Valley University found no written security plan and just six officers working the event where conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot, while Turning Point USA insisted he speak outdoors. The findings are being carried across conservative and mainstream outlets alike.
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale G. Caldwell submitted his resignation Friday after Gov. Mikie Sherrill gave him until the end of the day to quit, citing an independent ethics report that found repeated violations of state policy. Caldwell has denied wrongdoing.
President Trump says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will not become his "Super Intelligence Czar," calling the speculation "more fake news" — and conservative accounts are celebrating the takedown.
