Immigration
A federal judge in Oakland blocked President Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, the second court ruling against the policy after a Boston judge halted...
US Politics
Declassified State Department emails show the U.S. government revoked a Ukrainian witness's visa two weeks before the 2020 election, blocking him from testifying to...
US Politics
A Justice Department sweep uncovered nearly $42 million in SNAP fraud across the country, prompting House Republicans to demand tighter enforcement as DHS launches...
Energy
The U.S. Geological Survey estimates Alaska's North Slope holds 96 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered, technically recoverable natural gas, nearly triple prior proven reserves.
US Politics
At a final Senate debate in Michigan, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed said ICE should be abolished and faced renewed scrutiny over past calls to defund...
Immigration
Sen. Jim Justice said ICE may need to 'adjust' its rural enforcement tactics after ranchers complained of labor shortages, then issued a statement reaffirming...
US Politics
Steve Hilton and Xavier Becerra clashed over taxes, red tape and Becerra's record as attorney general in their only scheduled debate before California's governor's...
National Security
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth unveiled plans for a massive new self-sustaining military base, to be sited through a public competition among state governors...
US Politics
Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer, blocked a bill that would have forced AI data centers to cover their own electricity costs instead of...
US Politics
Fresh fraud cases in Minnesota, Ohio and the federal ACA program surfaced within days of each other, even as New York City Mayor Zohran...
US Politics
A new poll shows Michele Tafoya trailing Democratic Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan by just one point in Minnesota's Senate race, with both parties zeroing...
US Politics
Sen. Rand Paul told Newsmax that GOP candidates in battleground states must openly oppose the Iran war and the Canada trade war, warning that...
Business
Missouri's legal sports betting market, launched December 1, 2025, now includes eight licensed apps and thirteen retail casinos statewide, while the Missouri Gaming Commission...
US Politics
Rep. Jim Jordan says sheriffs in Maryland and New York are suing their own states over sanctuary policies they say endanger public safety.
Immigration
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the "No Kings Act" and 20 other bills Tuesday, a package that makes it easier to sue ICE agents, taxes...
US Politics
President Trump launched America.gov, an AI-powered hub meant to consolidate federal services, and signed an order requiring major agencies to join it — while...
US Politics
President Trump signed an executive order directing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to replace the passport application process with a fully online system, with...
US Politics
Whistleblower records shown at a Senate Judiciary hearing reveal Jack Smith's team collected personal checks, bank details and addresses from thousands of Trump donors...
US Politics
Sen. Chuck Grassley told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Jack Smith's office obtained communications from The Federalist and more than a dozen other news...
US Politics
Virginia's Question 1 ballot measure describes itself as protecting "reproductive freedom," but the underlying constitutional text creates a broader abortion right, omits parental-rights protections,...
US Politics
Tom and Jessica Gorman, whose daughter Sheridan was murdered by an illegal immigrant in Chicago, pressed Rep. Mike Lawler and Democratic challenger Cait Conley...
Media
CNN and Jubilee Media will host an October 14 town hall in Texas for Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico, moderated by Erin Burnett, as...
Technology
A new study from researchers at the University of Iowa and University of Alabama estimates that Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo spam filters wrongly blocked...
US Politics
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says tuition-free public colleges nationwide would pressure private schools like Cornell, where tuition has topped $100,000 a year, to lower costs.
US Politics
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) is calling for a rule barring living politicians from having buildings named after them, pushing back on Trump's growing list...
US Politics
A protester disrupted a 600-person Washington, D.C. party celebrating data centers, shouting about water use before security removed her and the crowd chanted "USA,...
US Politics
U.S. Ambassador to China David Perdue says Beijing has weaponized its dominance over critical minerals, while trade officials press for faster, larger rare-earth deliveries...
US Politics
Andrew Bailey, Missouri's former attorney general and co-deputy director of the FBI, is stepping down and returning home to Missouri, citing family reasons confirmed...
Education
Education Secretary Linda McMahon confirmed the department is formally rescinding Biden's 2024 Title IX rule and restoring Trump-era regulations reserving girls' and women's sports...
US Politics
House Republicans are casting the midterms as a choice between individual self-rule and government control, pointing to border security, falling crime, and tax cuts...
Culture
An author who likened Israel to a "dog shelter" spoke unchallenged at the New York Public Library's 42nd Street branch, drawing criticism from a...
National Security
President Trump announced two new US military bases in Greenland, part of an agreement that expands Pituffik Space Base and adds new defense sites...
US Politics
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she'll wait until after the midterms to choose between a 2028 presidential run and a Senate challenge to Chuck Schumer,...
US Politics
Sen. Thom Tillis said President Trump made a "colossal mistake" by not backing Sen. John Cornyn in his Texas primary, arguing the resulting loss...