For decades, an evergreen media storyline has been that the next election will resolve the civil war between the center and far-left factions of the Democratic Party.
The breadth and depth of support for Charlie Kirk was on full display over the weekend as political leaders, activists and mourners around the globe attended rallies, memorials and vigils honoring the assassinated 31-year-old conservative.
Trump said boat traffic from Venezuela has decreased significantly following recent U.S. military strike that killed suspected Tren de Aragua narco terrorists.
Governor Kathy Hochul backed frontrunner Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor, who could become the first Muslim and millennial leader of the nation's largest city.
FBI Director Kash Patel faces criticism from DOJ leadership following communication errors during the Charlie Kirk murder investigation and controversial staff firings.
The Trump administration this month has quietly rewritten the rulebook for illegal immigrants looking to make asylum claims in the U.S., simultaneously making it tougher to win their cases and easier for judges to dismiss them, while erasing an incentive for migrants to even try.
Charlie Kirk's alleged killer was indoctrinated with left-wing views and involved in a romantic relationship with someone who was transitioning from male to female when, authorities say, he gunned down the rising conservative star last week on a Utah college campus.
Rep. Michael McCaulof Texas, one of the GOP's most prominent foreign affairs hawks, announced he'd retire on Sunday while warning that, with Russia's escalation of its invasion of Ukraine, "we got to be very careful not to be on the precipice of a World War III."
Republican lawmakers, conservative leaders and Trump administration officials plan to attend a memorial service and prayer vigil Sunday evening for slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk at the Kennedy Center.
Eric Trump says the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has awoken a "sleeping giant" that spans generations and could prove to be the "greatest mistake" ever made by the "intolerant left."
Given just how much President Donald Trump talks in public, it can sometimes be hard to keep up with all of his promises - even his most outlandish ones.
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's opinion on whether his former boss, President Joseph R. Biden, should have run for re-election has shifted from "maybe" to an outright no.
