The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
LaKeshia Alston, who wore a niqab-style covering showing only her eyes, ran completely unopposed and is now the Republican nominee for North Carolina Senate District 22.
President Trump's latest approval ratings have skyrocketed beyond his predecessors, delivering a crushing blow to the establishment elites who said his second term would fail.
The swamp creatures in Congress just proved they love transparency for everyone else - but not when it comes to exposing their own dirty secrets.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hosts groundbreaking Americas Counter Cartel Conference with 18+ Caribbean nations, declaring war on narco-terrorism across the Western hemisphere.
When elections are decided by razor-thin margins like North Carolina's stunning two-vote difference, every single ballot matters—making Trump's SAVE Act more necessary than ever.
Florida Republican leaders are scrambling to distance themselves from Miami GOP Secretary Abel Alexander Carvajal after shocking racist and antisemitic messages surface from a conservative group chat.
NBC's Savannah Guthrie makes emotional return to Today studio as family offers $1 million reward for missing mother Nancy, suspected victim of abduction.
Senator Rand Paul excoriates his colleagues for abandoning constitutional war powers while military leaders and the Paul family question Trump's Iran strategy.
Aaron Spencer, charged with killing his teenage daughter's alleged abuser, secured nearly 54% of the vote in the GOP primary for Lonoke County Sheriff, delivering a powerful message about justice and parental protection.
Failed presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke is back with another fantasy, claiming Texas will flip blue when state Rep. James Talarico wins a Senate seat in November.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stands firm against establishment pressure, vowing to fight for the people of Texas regardless of potential Trump endorsement of rival John Cornyn.
Marine veteran Brian McGinnis suffered a broken arm when Capitol Police removed him from a Senate hearing after he disrupted proceedings to protest potential military action against Iran.
