The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
Rep. Jerry Nadler is stepping down but wants to keep his House seat in the family by endorsing his longtime aide, while Nancy Pelosi backs a Kennedy - proving the swamp never changes.
Maryland's Wes Moore desperately blames his skin color for exclusion from White House dinner, ignoring his radical anti-Trump agenda as the real reason.
A migrant child was rescued from crossing into the hands of a registered sex offender in Alaska, highlighting the horrific reality of Biden's open border policies that Trump is now dismantling.
Progressive extremist Analilia Mejia, backed by the socialist wing of the Democrat Party, is pushing a far-left agenda that would devastate America if given power.
Jeffrey Epstein's convicted accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell is demanding clemency from President Trump in exchange for revealing what she knows about the pedophile's elite network of clients.
GOP senators gather at Trump's backyard for strategic planning session, signaling unified front ahead of crucial 2026 midterms while mainstream media spins 'headwinds' narrative.
New Mexico Senate Democrats voted Saturday to strip law-abiding citizens of their Second Amendment rights with a radical gun confiscation scheme that targets millions of commonly-owned firearms.
The Trump administration continues its offensive against leftist institutions as the Labor Department officially cuts ties with the activist American Bar Association, calling it a 'radical' force undermining American justice.
The swamp is mobilizing against Trump's Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick with manufactured outrage over alleged Jeffrey Epstein connections from 2012.
The Trump administration is drawing a line in the sand against D.C. swamp judge James Boasberg who has been blocking efforts to remove dangerous Venezuelan gang members from American soil.
Self-funded candidate Rick Jackson's entry into the Georgia governor's race is already disrupting what was considered a settled primary, challenging Lt. Gov. Burt Jones despite Trump's endorsement.
President Trump is pushing hard to eliminate the Senate's blue slip tradition that allows home-state senators to block judicial nominees, but some Republicans are pushing back on the aggressive strategy.