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The Trump administration's State Department has officially scrapped Joe Biden’s directive that ordered diplomats to promote DEI and LGBTQI+ issues in foreign relations, prioritizing America's core national interests instead.
Senator John Fetterman has shocked Democrats by vowing not to campaign against Republican Sen. Dave McCormick if he seeks reelection in 2030, citing their friendship.
Decades of unchecked immigration have transformed the Democrat Party into a hotbed of anti-American sentiment, challenging the very fabric of our nation.
The NRSC is gearing up to challenge five Democratic candidates over ethics and corporate ties, claiming they're deceiving Americans while pretending to uphold moral integrity.
The Justice Department's decision to convene a rare special grand jury in Washington under U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro stirs up speculation about its purpose and implications for key investigations.
As the 2026 midterms heat up, Presidents Trump and Obama deploy distinct endorsement strategies to navigate their parties' futures. Trump amplifies his America First agenda, while Obama cautiously curates a centrist course.
In a bold move that underscores his commitment to reshaping the judiciary, President Trump has announced his nomination of Judge Lee Rudofsky to the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
Internal emails reveal chaos within the DOJ as Biden's unexpected clemency blitz sidestepped crucial vetting processes.
Trump's bold energy reform agenda faces potential sabotage, as a little-known EPA veto power could nullify progress.
The Trump administration moves swiftly to scrap Biden's DEI-focused diplomacy guidelines, refocusing on merit-based and tangible diplomacy.
In a move that has many Americans cheering, the Trump administration has officially ended federal funding for gender-transition procedures for minors, sparking fierce backlash from the Left.
Senator Darline Graham stands firm against the Senate's decision to go on recess, advocating for critical election reforms.