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…
Dr. Michael Baden, the renowned forensic pathologist who witnessed Jeffrey Epstein's August 2019 autopsy, is publicly demanding a fresh investigation into the death — stating plainly that the evidence points not to suicide, but to murder. In an interview published Friday by the Telegraph, Baden…
Nearly three in ten deportation cases in 2025 ended with illegal immigrants choosing to leave the United States voluntarily — the highest share on record. The figure, drawn from data reviewed by CBS News, caps a year in which the percentage of voluntary departures among…
Fani Willis doesn't want to pay up. The Fulton County District Attorney filed a response Wednesday in Fulton County Superior Court opposing efforts by Donald Trump and former codefendants to recover nearly $17 million in legal fees — costs they racked up defending themselves against…
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced $10 million in state taxpayer money Thursday to prop up businesses reeling from federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis — businesses whose workforce, by definition, included people who were never authorized to work in the United States. Breitbart reported that the…
Kathy Ruemmler, the former White House counsel to President Obama who went on to become Goldman Sachs' general counsel, resigned from the firm after a crude email exchange with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein surfaced and made her position untenable. The New York Post reported…
The Virginia Supreme Court cleared the way Friday for a referendum that could fundamentally reshape the state's congressional map — and hand Democrats as many as four additional House seats in the process. NBC News reported that the ruling allows a constitutional amendment question to…
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez refused to give a straight answer on whether she'll run for president in 2028, deflecting during a panel at the Munich Security Conference on Friday that was ostensibly about "responding to the rise of populism." The Washington Examiner reported that the New…
