On February 10, California Congressman Ro Khanna took to the House floor to name six men he claimed appeared in newly unredacted Epstein files. Three days later, the Justice Department confirmed: four of those men were completely random FBI lineup fillers with zero connection to…
Denver's Health and Safety Committee voted 7-0 on Wednesday to advance a proposal that would ban law enforcement officers — including federal immigration agents — from wearing masks during operations. The measure would also require all law enforcement to display a badge or some form…
Seventy-one goods and services dropped in price in January, and core consumer prices rose just 2.5 percent compared with 12 months earlier — the lowest rate of core inflation since March 2021. Goods prices fell 0.1 percent from December, and excluding food, goods prices dropped…
Newly released Justice Department files expose a trove of emails and text messages between best-selling spiritual advisor Deepak Chopra and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — dozens of exchanges spanning from 2016 to early 2019 that include references to women and girls, invitations to Epstein's…
President Trump fired a broadside at the Supreme Court on Friday, warning the justices that Democrats would balloon the bench to 21 seats if they ever retake power — and that the Court's current deliberations on tariffs and other administration priorities carry stakes far beyond…
Hillary Clinton told a panel at the Munich Security Conference that migration has been "disruptive and destabilizing" and called for secure borders — a remarkable concession from someone who spent the better part of a decade treating border enforcement as a moral failing. Speaking on…
President Trump announced Friday that voters will need to present identification to cast their ballots in November's midterm elections — whether or not Congress sends a bill to his desk. The declaration, posted on Truth Social, came two days after the House passed the SAVE…
Speaker Mike Johnson cancelled the official House congressional delegation to the annual Munich Security Conference, pulling hotel reservations, military flights, and credentials for lawmakers who had planned to attend. The move came after the Department of Homeland Security shut down at midnight on Feb. 13,…
The asylum approval rate in U.S. immigration courts hit 10 percent in December 2025 — down from slightly more than 50 percent in fall 2023 under the Biden administration. That's not a marginal adjustment. It's a structural correction to a system that had been operating…
Sen. John Fetterman isn't whispering anymore. The Pennsylvania Democrat went on "Saturday in America" and drove a stake through the progressive wing of his own party, calling its anti-Israel drift a "rot" and flatly rejecting the genocide label that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her allies…
President Trump terminated Donald Kinsella as U.S. attorney for the Northern District of New York just hours after federal judges voted to install him in the role. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the move on social media, declaring that judges "don't pick" U.S. attorneys.…
Analilia Mejia, Bernie Sanders' former national political director and an activist who led a crowd in an "Abolish ICE" chant just days before the election, has won the Democratic House primary in New Jersey's 11th congressional district, defeating former congressman Tom Malinowski and a field…
Attorney General Pam Bondi forced Abigail Slater out of her position as head of the Justice Department's antitrust division on Thursday, ending a tenure marked by internal feuding, alleged dishonesty, and a pattern of invoking Vice President JD Vance's name as a bureaucratic shield. The…
Senator Susan Collins just handed Republicans the number they needed. The Maine Republican announced her support for the House-passed SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register for federal elections and photo identification to vote in person. Her backing brings the Senate…
