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Inside a rancher family’s clash with gov’t that could have ripple effect right to SCOTUS: ‘Existential threat’

Wade and Teresa King say Washington's Department of Ecology fined them $267,540 over stockwater ponds the state claims are regulated wetlands.

New Jersey town reveals staggering $26M theft days after election, sparking backlash

Cranbury Township residents demand answers after a $26 million fraudulent wire transfer was kept secret until days after Election Day in New Jersey.

Nithya Raman says safety comes first. Her record tells a troubling story

Nithya Raman cannot seem to decide what she is doing about the LAPD and...

A Defiant Stephen Miller Will Double Down on Trumpism

But after the midterm disaster, why should anyone expect Trumpism to suddenly become popular?

Former Obama staffer rips Cuomo campaign video: ‘No message, no charisma’

Former Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer ripped Andrew Cuomo's campaign video as not compelling as the former governor takes on Zohran Mamdani in November.

Federal judges refuse to permanently appoint interim US attorney in NY

A panel of federal judges declined to permanently appoint John Sarcone, who recently claimed he was attacked by an illegal immigrant in Albany, New York.

House unanimously votes to memorialize Texas girl allegedly slain by illegal immigrants

The House voted unanimously to rename a nature preserve in Texas after a girl allegedly slain by illegal immigrants.

David Hogg-backed candidate eyes upset in Democratic congressional primary

Progressive activist Deja Foxx, 25, campaigns for Arizona congressional seat with support from David Hogg, drawing comparisons to Zohran Mamdani's victory against former Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

House Republicans showcase they ‘took action’ with passage of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

NRCC begins nationwide digital ad campaign touting the 'one big, beautiful bill' that extends Trump's tax cuts and eliminates taxes on tips, while Democrats criticize Medicaid changes.

Mike Waltz gears up for post-Signalgate ‘brutal’ grilling from Dems in UN ambassador hearing

Democrats will likely zero in on Mike Waltz's involvement setting up a Signal group chat to discuss plans about strikes against the Houthis during his confirmation hearing for U.N. ambassador.

Political influencer ‘skeptical’ of reported dip in LGBTQ support for Trump

Link Lauren joined Fox News Digital for an interview to discuss President Trump's support from the LGBTQ community since taking office.

Trump delivers on campaign promises while liberal media cries he’s ‘destroying democracy’

Media casts Trump's second term as a destructive force in contrast to Biden, highlighting his attacks on elite institutions and implementation of divisive policies.

How Trump plans to dismantle the Education Department after Supreme Court ruling

Education Secretary Linda McMahon is expected to move quickly now that the Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to continue unwinding her department.

Senate confirms Trump’s first judicial nominee of his second term

The Senate on Monday confirmed the first judicial nomination of President Trump's second term, building on his promises to remake the judiciary with a conservative bent.

Hawley urges DHS Secretary Noem to declassify all Trump Butler rally assassination attempt documents

One year after the Butler assassination attempt on Trump, Sen. Hawley demands DHS release classified materials by July 30, highlighting Secret Service failures.

Obama tells Democrat big wigs to ‘toughen up,’ start backing candidates that can actually win

Barack Obama calls for Democrats to show courage and stand up for what they believe in, while pointing out that Democrats' increasing propensity to elect far-left candidates is not a winning strategy.

Hakeem Jeffries pressures Trump to come clean about Epstein case

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Monday that President Trump should be more transparent about the Department of Justice's investigation in "this whole sordid Jeffrey Epstein matter."

Supreme Court allows Trump to slash Education Department

The Supreme Court allowed President Trump on Monday to move ahead with mass firings and deep cuts at the Education Department, setting aside a lower court's ruling that had put the administration's plans on hold.

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