President Donald Trump on Tuesday reportedly suggested it would be “brilliant” if major U.S. companies choose not to pursue refunds tied to tariffs his administration imposed—levies that were later struck down by the Supreme Court as unconstitutional. Speaking in a phone interview with CNBC,
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has now reportedly launched a new legal challenge against ActBlue, accusing the prominent Democratic fundraising platform of misleading both Congress and the American public about how it processes political donations. In a statement released Monday, Paxton did not mince words, alleging that ActBlue engaged in deceptive conduct in violation of
Sen. John Kennedy reportedly put Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh on
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban is now reportedly making it clear he has
Donald Trump emerged as the clear winner of the North Dakota Republican Caucus, solidifying his path towards clinching the party’s presidential nomination.
On Monday, a federal judge dismissed Senator Bob Menendez’s (D-N.J.) arguments that the search warrants carried out at his residence were unconstitutional.
On Monday, the ex-chief financial officer of the Trump Organization admitted to perjury charges related to his testimony in the civil fraud
Senate Republican Whip John Thune from South Dakota announced on Monday his bid to replace Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell from Kentucky
The Supreme Court has now ruled that former President Donald Trump may remain on the ballot in Colorado after democrats in the
One of the biggest political groups in the country has “mended fences” with Donald Trump as the 2024 general election begins to
Nikki Haley finally received some support from the Senate GOP in her run for the White House against Donald Trump. On Friday,
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) expressed on Friday his serious contemplation about running for Senate Republican leader. He promised to enhance communication
A ruling by a Texas federal judge has now declared unconstitutional the 2022 passage of a $1.7 trillion government financing bill on
Hunter Biden’s private testimony in front of the House Oversight Committee became tense on Wednesday, as revealed by the transcript made public
