President Donald Trump is again backing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and told them that they can ramp things up even more. “I don’t think they’ve gone far enough because we’ve been held back by judges—by the liberal judges that Biden and Obama put in,” Trump said during an appearance on CBS News on Sunday, referring to [...]

Dozens of Democratic candidates running for U.S. House seats nationwide told Axios they either would not support House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) for party leader or were not prepared to commit to voting for him. The responses suggest growing unease within some parts of the Democratic Party about its current leadership as the 2026 [...]

Minnesota lobbyist Jonathan Bohn was charged with threats of violence after allegedly sending alarming text messages implying harm toward political figures. Authorities say the messages caused significant concern, though no specific lawmaker was targeted. Bohn later apologized, calling his actions a result of grief and emotional distress following the tragic shooting deaths of state Sen. [...]

Donald Trump reignited his long-running feud with Rep. Ilhan Omar after a video surfaced showing her expressing affection for Somalia. Trump’s post questioning her loyalty went viral, renewing debates about national allegiance and representation in Congress. Omar, a Somali-born refugee who became a U.S. citizen and congresswoman, defended her record, saying her critiques of U.S. [...]

President Trump said Friday that he would move to fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) if provided with “the appropriate legal direction,” following a federal judge’s order directing officials to use an emergency fund to keep the program running. SNAP benefits are set to expire Saturday as the government shutdown continues. Until now, Trump [...]

The Senate narrowly approved a $9 billion spending rescission package aimed at cutting foreign aid and ending subsidies for NPR and PBS, delivering a win for President Trump’s push to shrink federal spending. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins broke with their party to oppose the bill, which will now return to the House after [...]

Mike Johnson’s confirmation ends weeks of political deadlock and opens a new chapter for congressional leadership. His narrow approval followed tense negotiations, with lawmakers and citizens alike hoping it signals renewed stability in Washington. A disciplined and methodical figure, Johnson is praised by supporters as a steady hand focused on fiscal responsibility and national defense. [...]

Speculation over a potential matchup between Donald Trump and Barack Obama in a hypothetical 2028 presidential election has captured public attention, despite the constitutional impossibility under the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidents to two terms. Trump has occasionally hinted at the idea of a third term, suggesting there may be ways to pursue it, though [...]

When Bill Essayli was appointed as U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California earlier this year, conservatives saw it as a turning point — a signal that someone was finally willing to clean up corruption in one of America’s most powerful regions. A former California Assemblyman and federal prosecutor, Essayli built his reputation on [...]

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously sided with Gerald Groff, a former postal worker who said he was forced to work Sundays despite his religious observance. The Court ruled that employers must provide accommodations unless they would cause “substantial increased costs,” replacing the previous 1977 standard that allowed denial for even minimal burdens. Justice Samuel Alito [...]