John Eisenberg and Miami U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quiñones are leaving the Justice Department, one day after Harmeet Dhillon announced her departure.
Thomas Massie plans to reintroduce articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth next week, and post-midterm GOP math could work against the Pentagon chief.
Supporters say Proposal 2 curbs pay-to-play donations, but its critics argue it could impact policy research and other communications discussing candidates without telling voters how to vote.
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Rhode Island investigators found Providence officers impermissibly helped ICE agents by establishing perimeter and gathering intelligence after a pursuit.
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo criticizes democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's tax plans and business policies as the heated New York City mayoral race rages on.
Gen. Michael "Erik" Kurilla hands over CENTCOM leadership to Adm. Brad Cooper, after overseeing Iran strikes and Houthis operations during his tenure as commander.
Federal agents raided John Bolton's home and office Friday in classified documents investigation as Democrats frame it as Trump's weaponization of justice system.
Democratic Party leaders gather in Minneapolis to address political wilderness following 2024 election losses and declining support among key voter groups.
President Donald Trump renewed his demand for the Senate's "blue slip" tradition to be done away with and urged Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley to tell Democrats to "go to Hell."
Lone Star State Attorney General Paxton endorses Aaron Reitz to succeed him in the state post, backing Reitz not long after Rep. Chip Roy entered the race
Alex Pelbath, who commanded final Afghanistan evacuation flights, on Monday announced a Trump Conservative campaign for Nancy Mace's congressional seat in South Carolina.
2013—Ah, yes, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, champion of judicial restraint. Two months after providing the fifth vote to invalidate the federal Defense of Marriage...
Congressional Democrats and Republicans clashed over transparency surrounding the Epstein files last month, and the issue is set to linger when lawmakers return to Washington next week.
President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order on Aug. 21 cracking down on those who desecrate the American flag, including protesters who have burned Old Glory.
