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NRSC Chair Tim Scott leaves Georgia, North Carolina off his list of top Senate targets

The National Republican Senatorial Committee is shifting its focus away from the North Carolina and Georgia Senate races as it works to shore up red states like Texas and...

The NY governor race pollster scrum

Q THE LANDSLIDE: Quinnipiac University released a poll today that found Gov. Kathy Hochul...

Hawley zeroes in on Lia Thomas locker room controversy: ‘Did they consent?’

Josh Hawley pressed a witness on whether Yale swimmers consented to sharing a locker room with Lia Thomas during Ivy League swim competitions.

The Rotting Branch

Without a regular menu of legislation, individual lawmakers have fewer opportunities to distinguish themselves.

Environmentalists Care More About Wilderness Than About People’s Lives

For the residents of King Cove, Alaska, this is a matter of life and...

Clintons agree to testify after House threatens contempt in Jeffrey Epstein probe

Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed to testify in the House Oversight's Epstein investigation after facing potential criminal contempt of Congress charges.

House GOP majority shrinks to just one vote as Johnson swears in new House Democrat

House Democrats now have 214 members to Republicans' 218 after a former Texas attorney won a special election in a blue-leaning district over the weekend.

A ‘mediocre’ comment has put Talarico’s Texas Senate campaign in the hot seat

The tense Texas Democratic Senate primary has been roiled by yet another online firestorm after an influencer accused state Rep. James Talarico of calling...

Fox News Poll: Too Fast, Too Unchecked? Voters sound off on rapid AI use & government regulation

A new Fox News poll reveals 60% of voters think artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly, while 63% lack confidence in the federal government's regulation of AI.

The Martin Center Announces a New Feature

The first issue of the quarterly “From the Academy” newsletter focuses on the liberal arts on campus.

The Dam Just Broke on Transgender Medical-Malpractice Lawsuits. Where’s the Coverage?

A woman was just awarded $2 million in the first successful medical-malpractice lawsuit brought by a detransitioner.

House Oversight Committee rejects Clintons’ effort to avoid contempt of Congress vote

A last-ditch effort by Bill and Hillary Clinton to avoid a contempt of Congress vote for not showing up to testify regarding their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was denied Monday by the House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer.

Texas special-election stunner energizes Democrats, triggers GOP ‘wake-up call’

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's warning that a special election loss in a state Senate race should be a "wake-up call" for the Republican Party has become a familiar refrain since President Trump returned to office.

Judge orders ICE to let members of Congress make snap inspections

A federal judge ordered ICE to restore immediate access for members of Congress seeking to make inspections of detention facilities, saying the agency seems to be playing games with its funding to try to block the lawmakers.

Kristi Noem orders immediate body camera deployment for Minneapolis federal officers after deadly shootings

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announced immediate body camera deployment for all federal Minneapolis officers, with nationwide expansion planned as funding allows.

Weekend Roundup: Convicted murderers, child sex abusers among illegal aliens nabbed by ICE across US

Department of Homeland Security says its weekend ICE roundup targeted the “worst of the worst," including repeat pedophiles and people convicted of deadly conduct and aggravated assault.

DOJ removes Ed Martin from Trump admin’s Weaponization Working Group amid increased activity

Ed Martin was removed from the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group despite the panel meeting more frequently. He will continue as a pardon attorney for President Trump.

Fox News Digital report spurs 22 AGs to urge expanded House probe into alleged judicial bias

Nearly half of state attorneys general demand Congress expand probe into alleged climate bias influencing federal judges through judicial reference manual.

Dan Bongino’s first podcast back: Score-settling, technical glitches and a Trump interview

After a nine-month stint helping run the FBI, former deputy director Dan Bongino is a podcaster once again. On Bongino’s first show back on...

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