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Justice Department charges 16 across multiple states with alleged illegal voting, election crimes

The Department of Justice charged 16 people across multiple states for alleged illegal voting, with eight noncitizens in Texas among those accused.

How taxpayers were taken for a ride on the train to nowhere

What moves faster than California’s high-speed rail, nearly 20 years in the making with...

Iran will be top of mind at the UN — and Trump as a chance to strike a deal

Mamdani has previously called for Benjamin Netanyahu's arrest ahead of his arrival in NYC.

Trump’s MAGA Inc. funnels another $5 million into Texas Senate race

President Trump’s super PAC, MAGA Inc., poured an additional $5 million into the Texas Senate race, according to a new Federal Election Commission (FEC) filing published Saturday. The funds were earmarked for Del Ray Media LLC, a Virginia-based political media company, for TV and digital advertising against the Democratic nominee in this race, state Rep....

Minnesota sues Texas Gov. to force extradition of ICE agent involved in shooting

The state of Minnesota sued Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) on Tuesday over his refusal to extradite the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer accused of shooting a Venezuelan man in Minneapolis earlier this year. Christian Castro, 52, was charged with four counts of second-degree assault with a deadly weapon for the non-fatal shooting and...

UAE says it detected 2 missiles fired from Iran; both fell into water 

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) said Tuesday that its armed forces detected two missiles fired from Iran and that both fell into the water.  The country’s air defense systems spotted Iranian ballistic missiles. One fell outside of the nation’s territorial waters, and the other fell well within its territorial waters, the UAE’s Defense Ministry said...

Democratic senators demand HHS stop sharing Medicaid info with ICE

A group of Democratic senators accused the Trump administration of violating a court order and demanded officials immediately stop sharing Medicaid data that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) use for deportation proceedings. According to Democratic Sens. Ron Wyden (Ore.), Cory Booker (N.J.), Jeff Merkley (Ore.) and Chris Van Hollen...

Darline Graham won’t say whether Thune should remain GOP leader

Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) refused to give her opinion Monday on whether Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) should keep his leadership role if Republicans hold on to their power in the 2026 midterms.  In an interview with Fox Carolina's Justin Dougherty, Graham, who was appointed to the Senate following the death of her brother,...

Jon Ossoff smears Trump for ‘traveling with Natalie’: Say what?  

Can a woman not work for a man without somebody making an accusation — a smear?  

Polling firm closes down after it faked Hong, Bass polls

Median Strategies, the company that released polls showing Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) and former Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong ahead with wide margins in their respective races, announced Monday it has closed. A message on the company's website reads that it has "concluded its polling project and will not publish additional polls." "All...

Trump points to India’s voter ID rules in call to pass SAVE America Act

President Trump pointed to India’s election laws in an effort to bolster support for voter registration reform outlined in the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act, which is backed by the White House. “Earlier this month, India’s Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, asked our Administration — How can you have Elections in the U.S....

Mace on new tattoos: ‘Everybody just needs to relax’

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) addressed the outpour of commentary regarding her two tattoo sleeves during a Monday episode of her recently launched podcast. The conservative representative showed off the tattoos on her podcast, "Get MACED," where she criticized the online reaction to her appearance — saying, "the internet is losing its f‑‑‑king mind over my...

Trump’s Syria envoy says Israeli air strikes on base ‘unnecessary escalation’

Tom Barrack, President Trump's U.S. ambassador to Turkey and special envoy for Syria and Iraq, on Tuesday condemned Israeli air strikes on a Syrian air base as an "unnecessary escalation." Israel carried out eight airstrikes on the Abu al-Duhur base's runway and storage facilities, Syria's state-run Ekhbariya news outlet reported, according to Reuters. A military...

Swalwell admits to ‘physical relations’ with Chinese spy in newly released documents

Former Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) told FBI investigators that he had physical relations with a suspected Chinese spy, according to newly declassified documents released by the White House Transparency Task Force on Monday. Swalwell, who exited Congress in April, told the FBI in 2015 that he met a woman named Christine Fang — the suspected...

DOJ deploying 1,000 poll monitors for midterms, official says

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is planning to deploy 1,000 poll monitors during the midterm elections to ensure that several laws are upheld throughout the voting process. DOJ has already deployed more than 75 monitors across five states and more than 200 polling locations this primary season, according to a release. “Election monitoring is an...

Stephen A. Smith on being given ‘Thumbs Down’ award from NABJ: ‘It’s highly offensive’

Commentator Stephen A. Smith ripped the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) after he received the "Thumbs Down" award from the organization over the weekend, calling the move "highly offensive." “I'm calling them out for it, because it makes no sense whatsoever," he told NewsNation's Chris Cuomo on Monday. "There's no truth to what they're...

Stop treating small business owners like criminals

Rep. Warren Davidson called on Congress to permanently repeal the Corporate Transparency Act through the National Defense Authorization Act to protect small businesses from burdensome reporting requirements implemented under the Biden administration.

DOJ accuses William & Mary of discrimination in scholarships, benefits

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a civil rights investigation into the College of William & Mary over scholarships and student programs that the department alleges favor certain students based on race and ethnicity. The department’s Civil Rights Division announced the investigation Monday, saying it will examine whether the Virginia-based public university is violating...

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