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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has once again drawn national attention after suffering another fall inside the Capitol, renewing concerns about his health, leadership, and the future of his decades-long political career. The 83-year-old Kentucky Republican, who has served in the U.S. Senate since 1985 and led his party longer than any other senator in [...]

The Supreme Court delivered a significant win to former President Trump’s immigration policies by allowing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to resume operations previously blocked by lower courts. The ruling lifts an injunction that had restricted ICE’s ability to conduct certain enforcement actions in Los Angeles, where a high number of undocumented immigrants reside. [...]

As Trump Makes Historic Middle East Peace, Kamala Opens Her Mouth To Remind Us What We Dodged No matter your political leanings, sometimes you’ve got to give credit where it’s due — and this is one of those times. After President Trump announced last Wednesday that Israel and Hamas had agreed to the first phase [...]

In a stunning turn of events, Letitia “Letita” James, the New York Attorney General, has officially been indicted by a federal grand jury on alleged mortgage fraud charges. The indictment, unsealed earlier today, accuses James of knowingly misrepresenting key information on mortgage documents related to one of her Virginia properties to secure favorable loan terms. [...]

‘Schumer Shutdown’ Jeopardizes Healthcare For Military Members, Families As the government shutdown enters its second week, concerns are mounting over its impact on health care providers who serve military families. Doctors and clinics in San Antonio, a city often referred to as “Military City USA,” report that they are no longer receiving compensation for services [...]

White House: Shutdown Layoffs Will Be ‘North Of 10,000’   White House budget director Russ Vought is projecting that over 10,000 federal employees will be terminated due to the current government shutdown. Vought pledged to “continue the RIFs,” alluding to the reduction-in-force notifications issued by agencies to terminate government employees on Friday. Shortly after Vought’s [...]

What happened: Witness videos captured a sudden fireball outside the shopping center, sending shoppers running as first responders rushed in. Local authorities say there are victims, and the investigation is active. Incident area: Av. Joaquín Orrantia, exterior del Mall del Sol. Fire crews and police on scene; perimeter secured. Cause under investigation; more updates expected. 

Garfield Mayor Everett E. Garnto Jr. of Bergen County officially left the Democratic Party on Thursday and endorsed Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli, citing dissatisfaction with Governor Phil Murphy’s leadership. “The state is broken,” Garnto declared at a rally in Garfield, where hundreds gathered to support the GOP contender. He criticized Murphy for rising taxes, [...]

On the 13th day of the government shutdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) sharply criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) over a reported plan to delay reopening the government until after a planned left-wing “No Kings” rally on October 18 in Washington, D.C. Johnson accused Democratic leaders of putting the demands of their activist [...]

Aboard Air Force One on his way to the Middle East, President Donald Trump told reporters that the hostages at the center of ongoing diplomatic negotiations might be released “a bit early,” raising hopes for a potential breakthrough in the high-stakes talks. Speaking shortly after takeoff, President Trump did not offer specifics regarding which hostages [...]