The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
President Trump's innovative financial incentive program is driving unprecedented voluntary departures, proving his immigration strategy works without costly enforcement raids.
Department of Homeland Security slams Los Angeles activists' plan to install warning sirens in neighborhoods to help illegal aliens escape ICE enforcement operations.
Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will share a stage with America's first transgender congressman at an international forum claiming to champion girls' rights - the irony is stunning.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals delivered a crushing blow to Democrats by ruling Texas's ballot harvesting ban is constitutional, reversing a lower court's liberal decision.
President Trump honored the brave special forces warriors who captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro while throwing his full support behind RNC Chair Michael Whatley's Senate campaign in North Carolina.
House Democrats led by Jamie Raskin are scrambling to meet with AG Pam Bondi after the Justice Department allegedly caught them improperly accessing Jeffrey Epstein files.
The New Mexico GOP has completely collapsed, handing Sen. Ben Ray Luján an unopened path to re-election after failing to get even ONE candidate on the ballot.
Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau delivers stern warning to Cuban regime operatives targeting America's top envoy with mob harassment tactics.
Trump's financial incentives for self-deportation are working exactly as promised, with illegal aliens leaving in record numbers just weeks into his second term.
Wisconsin lawmakers finally stand up for common sense, passing bills to protect female athletes and shield children from dangerous gender ideology.
The Epstein files released by Attorney General Pam Bondi are already claiming scalps in the financial elite, with a former Obama administration lawyer suddenly departing Goldman Sachs.
Secretary Kristi Noem delivers on Trump's promise to end abuse of immigration programs, starting with Yemen's expired 'temporary' protection.