A newly released report from the Trump administration is casting fresh scrutiny on how federal authorities handled a criminal investigation that, critics say, veered into troubling territory for religious liberty. At the center of the controversy is an internal January 2023 memo from the
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A recent Supreme Court decision striking down a racially drawn congressional district in Louisiana is sparking debate, but veteran political strategist Karl Rove is arguing the outcome may ultimately expand, not diminish, the influence of Black voters. Appearing Thursday on “America’s Newsroom,” Rove pushed back on claims that the ruling would weaken minority representation, instead
President Donald Trump renewed his push Thursday for Senate Republicans to eliminate
Fox News continued to dominate the cable news landscape in April, delivering
The Justice Department is searching for an individual who allegedly attempted to “confront” Alina Habba, the acting U.S. attorney for the District
The Trump administration is now reportedly preparing to formally designate four Antifa-affiliated groups in Europe as foreign terrorist organizations, in what officials
A record share of young American women now say they would like to leave the United States for good, according to a
Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut, a prominent Democrat and possible 2028 presidential hopeful, criticized his fellow party members this week for working
Venezuela’s Defense Minister, Vladimir Padrino López, announced the mobilization of roughly 200,000 military personnel this week as part of large-scale exercises, a
Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday released a set of 2015 emails between the late financier and convicted sex offender
President Donald J. Trump announced Tuesday that he is endorsing Texas Governor Greg Abbott for re-election, giving the three-term Republican his “Complete
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) and President Donald Trump reportedly traded barbs this week after Trump mocked the congresswoman for invoking the Constitution
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa declined to take responsibility for the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in a Fox News interview Monday, distancing
The Department of Justice announced it will open an investigation into protests at the University of California, Berkeley, following violent clashes and
