The Justice Department sued Oregon and Maine for failing to turn over their voter registration lists.
ICE receives more than 150K job applications as Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration continues
“Americans are answering their country’s call to serve and help remove murderers, pedophiles, rapists, terrorists, and gang members from our country,” DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Read More
Minnesota House deadlocked after Democrats win special election to fill seat of slain lawmaker
Special election victory by Democrat Xp Lee restores Minnesota House power-sharing deal after replacing seat of assassinated former speaker Melissa Hortman.
House plans Thursday vote on ‘clean’ government funding bill to extend spending through November
The House plans to vote on Thursday on the “clean” interim spending bill, which would fund government spending through November 27.
Calls Ignite For Bondi’s Resignation After AG Bungles ‘Hate Speech’ Message
Attorney General Pam Bondi received swift backlash from conservatives after she threatened to prosecute Americans for using “hate speech.” The attorney general endorsed “hate speech” Read More
Social Security pushes back on Warren, touts transparency and service under Trump
The Social Security Administration pushed back on Sen. Elizabeth Warren, saying her report was inaccurate and claiming service and transparency improved under Trump.
Red hats and chants of ‘USA’ mark vigil honoring slain conservative leader Charlie Kirk: ‘Act’
Arizona State University hosted a memorial vigil for Charlie Kirk ahead of his celebration of life service featuring President Trump and Vice President Vance.
House passes 2 bills aimed at overhauling DC’s lax crime laws with bipartisan support: ‘Critical first step’
“The fact that these bills received bipartisan support shows that both sides recognize the need to change the trajectory of violence in our nation’s capital.”
Parents of teens who killed themselves at chatbots’ urging demand Congress to regulate AI tech in heart-wrenching testimony
“My husband and I have spent the last two years in crisis, wondering whether our son will make it to his 18th birthday and whether Read More
House plans Thursday vote on government funding bill to extend spending through November
Government funding drama intensifies as House Republicans can only lose two votes while Democrats demand concessions to avoid potential shutdown by September 30.