The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
House Republicans, led by Brandon Gill, launch a probe into McKinsey & Company's DEI practices, challenging their impact on race-based hiring. McKinsey stands firm in defending their research.
The USS Benfold faced a four-day power outage, revealing vulnerabilities as it drifted in the South China Sea. This event underscores potential risks in a region increasingly dominated by China.
In a shocking revelation, Rep. Ralph Norman disclosed that Sen. Darline Graham is possibly the establishment's preferred pick in the South Carolina GOP U.S. Senate primary runoff.
Bombshell revelation: The NSA withheld critical intelligence on Chinese election interference in 2020 over fears of being labeled as part of the 'Deep State.'
Planned Parenthood's super PAC targets Sen. Susan Collins over her vote for Brett Kavanaugh, fueling a fierce Senate race in Maine.
A fake polling firm caused a stir by releasing fraudulent polls showing Wisconsin's Francesca Hong leading in the gubernatorial race, calling it a 'short-term social experiment.' Conservatives are rightfully outraged at this manipulation.
Jill Stein, notorious Green Party presidential candidate, faced a looming arrest warrant before it was quickly withdrawn by a Missouri judge over her failure to appear in court for charges stemming from a 2024 protest.
In a surprising turn, the Trump administration has expressed support for Syria after it accused Israel of conducting an airstrike on a military airport in Idlib.
A capital-spending boom under President Trump is revitalizing American manufacturing, stretching beyond AI into machinery and aerospace.
Rosie O'Donnell returned to American TV and used her platform on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' to reignite her feud with President Trump, once again disgracing herself with tired, hateful rhetoric.
Late-night host Jimmy Fallon crossed the line with a tasteless joke at the expense of First Lady Melania Trump, sparking fury among Americans who are tired of liberal media bias.
A supposed polling firm admits their projections showing Karen Bass and Francesca Hong leading in the polls were fake, citing a 'short-term social experiment.'
