The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The University of Maryland faces scrutiny with a Title VI complaint against its Lavender Lab, accused of race-bias in its operations after receiving $700K from a federal grant.
Rep. Madeleine Dean reflects on the evolution of the Democratic Socialists of America members in Congress and their impact over the years.
Bishop Robert Barron sounds the alarm on the resurgence of communism in America, raising concerns ahead of Archbishop Fulton Sheen's beatification in St. Louis.
Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon is under fire after it was revealed that her social media manager, Sara Mahmoud, has made inflammatory posts glorifying Hamas and wishing harm on Zionists.
Senators Susan Collins and Angus King are urging President Trump to release home heating oil reserves as prices rise.
Advocates for women's sports challenge Democrats at Senate Judiciary hearing over their policies affecting female athletes.
President Donald Trump solidifies his reputation as the most transparent leader in U.S. history, completing over 750 media engagements in his unprecedented second term.
In a striking move, President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, signaling the beginning of a crucial state visit.
An illegal alien in Dallas reportedly shot a school police officer after grabbing his gun, highlighting concerns over illegal immigration and public safety.
A Persian student in Michigan boldly challenged Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed over his silence regarding Iran's leadership and controversial audio leaks, sparking a heated exchange.
Spencer Pratt's prediction of a potential shake-up in Los Angeles politics gains credibility as Nithya Raman takes a notable lead over Mayor Karen Bass.
Controversy surrounds Michael Whatley over energy investments linked to North Carolina's data centers, raising potential conflicts of interest questions.
