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A live television debate about a New York City mayor’s thermostat recommendation turned into a moment of on-air embarrassment this week, after a conservative guest called out the CNN studio’s … Continue Reading
The Trump administration is sounding the alarm on what it describes as a fraud crisis of staggering proportions, and officials say the numbers they are finding are every bit as … Continue Reading
The Department of Homeland Security has announced the arrest and deportation of an illegal immigrant with ties to two of the most violent criminal organizations operating in the Western Hemisphere, … Continue Reading
The audacity is remarkable. And the voting record makes it impossible to hide. One year ago, every single Democrat in Congress voted against the Working Families Tax Cuts. Not most. … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court has delivered a significant blow to one of President Donald Trump’s most prominent second-term initiatives, ruling against his executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship. The decision … Continue Reading
Paul Pelosi, the 86-year-old husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, is facing a recommended misdemeanor charge after allegedly striking a parked car and driving away from the scene in … Continue Reading
The Michigan Democratic Senate primary just got a lot simpler. State Senator Mallory McMorrow announced Sunday she is suspending her campaign for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, trimming the … Continue Reading
John Fetterman has never been a perfect fit for the modern Democratic Party. The Pennsylvania senator votes with his caucus often enough, but he has also broken ranks in ways … Continue Reading
The National Republican Congressional Committee is going on offense, and it is aiming straight at House Democrats over their unanimous vote against the Working Families Tax Cuts. One year after … Continue Reading
President Trump is making history again, this time with a move no Republican has ever tried before. He’s announced plans for the first-ever GOP midterm convention, a high-energy gathering designed … Continue Reading
The FBI is throwing significant manpower at its ongoing federal investigation into the 2020 election in Fulton County, Georgia, assigning hundreds of intelligence analysts to the effort. An unclassified internal … Continue Reading
President Donald Trump is pointing to a new roadmap for restricting birthright citizenship, this time through Congress rather than an executive order. The pivot comes after the Supreme Court struck … Continue Reading
A 16-year-old wanted in the fatal shooting of a Penn State student has been captured, but his alleged accomplice remains on the run. Azzubair Outen-Fleming was arrested on July 1 … Continue Reading
Kamala Harris marked America’s 250th birthday with a post on X, and it may be the most hollow piece of political messaging to emerge from the holiday weekend. While celebrations … Continue Reading
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has become a target. And when a federal indictment finally landed on the matter, the press conference that followed turned into something worth watching. Jeanine … Continue Reading
A damning new inspector general report from the Department of Homeland Security has pulled back the curtain on the Secret Service’s catastrophic failure in Butler, Pennsylvania, and the details are … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court has delivered a pair of significant immigration victories for the Trump administration, and the political fallout from the left has been swift and fierce. In back-to-back rulings, … Continue Reading
A Sunday morning drive turned dangerous for a U.S. senator when a pickup truck driver lost consciousness behind the wheel and plowed into several vehicles, including the one carrying the … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court handed down a significant ruling this week, striking down President Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship in a 5-4 decision. The order had sought to deny automatic … Continue Reading
Donald Trump burned enormous political capital getting his Supreme Court picks confirmed. The battles were brutal, the stakes were high, and the opposition was relentless. So when those justices start … Continue Reading
Austin’s Central Library was supposed to be a crown jewel. A $125 million, six-story architectural landmark with a rooftop garden, art gallery, café, and dedicated children’s spaces. More than 200,000 … Continue Reading
A flag-raising ceremony in Columbus, Ohio, ignited a wave of criticism this week after city officials hoisted the Somali flag at a public government site just days ahead of America’s … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship, ruling that the 14th Amendment requires the practice to continue, at least for now. … Continue Reading
The 2026 midterm cycle is shaping up to be a genuine battle for Senate control. Democrats are banking on the traditional momentum that opposition parties tend to carry into midterms, … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court has spoken on birthright citizenship. The Fourteenth Amendment protects it. Case closed, right? Not necessarily. Justice Brett Kavanaugh may have quietly handed Congress a playbook for changing … Continue Reading
The Democratic Party is shifting fast. Socialists are winning elections in left-wing strongholds, pushing out longtime incumbents and pulling the party further from its traditional center. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was supposed … Continue Reading
The Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling on transgender participation in women’s sports, affirming that states have the authority to restrict eligibility based on biological sex. The decision draws … Continue Reading
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