Politics

Rick Jackson, Georgia's Republican gubernatorial nominee, has abandoned lawsuits against his former rival, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, in a strategic move ahead of the general election.

A hit-and-run incident highlights Democrats' negligence in addressing uncompensated auto insurance claims, posing questions on their universal health care schemes.

DNC Chairman Ken Martin calls out far-left streamer Hasan Piker for his controversial comments, asserting that Piker does not represent the Democratic Party.

Protesters in Austin reacted with violent graffiti threatening President Trump and ICE officers following the shooting of a Venezuelan illegal alien.

As the 2026 elections approach, critics argue Republicans are offering little on what they stand for, focusing instead on opposing socialism and open borders.

Sen. John Curtis (R-UT) has urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to subpoena Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden, citing corruption concerns related to their business dealings.

Over the past few decades, the Democrat Party has shifted dramatically from its once center-left stance to embracing more fringe positions. This shift raises questions about the future of a party that increasingly prioritizes ideological litmus tests.

A federal appeals court in Missouri rules in favor of using the state's GOP-friendly congressional map in the upcoming elections, setting the stage for a Supreme Court showdown.

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton warns Congress that decisive action on artificial intelligence is crucial within a year, but political gridlock looms large.

Rep. Eric Burlison of Missouri calls out reckless spending in Congress, including among GOP ranks, linking it to rising healthcare costs hurting Americans.

Texas Democrat James Talarico has sparked controversy by questioning parental control over sex education, describing it as 'maybe the most important topic' students learn.

Anti-Israel demonstrators are reportedly planning to protest outside Ed Sheeran's upcoming concert at Gillette Stadium.