The latest in U.S. politics including Washington D.C. and state level politics.
The Justice Department launches a federal civil rights probe into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by immigration officers, raising questions about escalating tensions during Trump's deportation crackdown.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in March on a critical case challenging late-arriving ballot laws that could reshape election procedures nationwide just months before crucial elections.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is taking the fight directly to the swamp, demanding illegal immigrants be excluded from census counts that determine how many House seats each state gets.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul is doubling down on her sanctuary state policies, introducing legislation specifically designed to hamstring President Trump's mass deportation efforts. This is direct defiance of federal law and the will of the American people.
The African Development Foundation CFO who made headlines for barricading doors against Trump's efficiency auditors is now admitting to federal corruption charges.
Radical leftist businesses and school districts are shutting down operations to obstruct President Trump's deportation efforts in a coordinated nationwide strike against ICE.
New York's radical Governor is actively sabotaging federal immigration law by banning police cooperation with ICE. She's literally protecting criminal aliens from deportation.
Border Czar Tom Homan called out hypocritical Democrats who suddenly care about American deaths after ignoring thousands killed during Biden's open border disaster.
ICE's aggressive recruitment campaign aims to double enforcement agents as the Trump administration delivers on mass deportation promises, triggering predictable outrage from open-border advocates.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard made an unprecedented visit to supervise the FBI investigation into Georgia's most scandal-plagued election facility as part of her sweeping probe into America's compromised voting systems.
Deputy Attorney General confirms that even Epstein himself never suggested Trump committed any crimes or inappropriate conduct in newly released communications.
A former Biden administration official sparked outrage after attempting to weaponize a tragic child death that occurred during Biden's watch against Trump's immigration enforcement.