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More than deportation: Trump admin should prosecute student protesters who commit illegal activity

“Endorsing” or “espousing” terrorist activity is clear grounds for exclusion under the immigration laws, as federal courts have recognized repeatedly.

Trump’s election order creates much confusion before the next federal election in 2026

President Donald Trump's executive order seeking to change how U.S. elections are run is creating uncertainty for state and local election officials and worries about voter confusion before the next federal election, the 2026 midterms.

Trump administration returns immigration authority to the states

Over the past four years, states across the country have been under assault from a federal government intent on eviscerating the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, especially the 10th Amendment. Thankfully, the Trump administration has begun to reverse this dangerous trend, and not a moment too soon for my state of Oklahoma, which had […]

Trump issues key endorsements ahead of Florida special election

President Trump took to social media Saturday to wade into the upcoming Florida special election, which will fill the seats left vacant after Trump returned to office and nominated lawmakers to his administration. Trump doubled down on his support for Florida State Sen. Randy Fine (R), who is running to replace national security adviser Mike...

Make American good again

Is this what it means to “make America great again”?

Sununu says ‘door is not closed’ on ’26 Senate run in battleground New Hampshire: ‘I would win’

Former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu is keeping the door open to a possible Republican run in the 2026 race to succeed retiring Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.

Nancy Pelosi urges senators to oppose key spending bill, risking shutdown

House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi and several key Democrats are urging Senate Democrats to risk a government shutdown by opposing a must-pass spending bill being considered on the Senate floor today.

Pentagon calls Mark Milley ‘corpulent’ as it kicks off review of physical fitness and grooming standards

Pentagon launches fitness and grooming review, slamming ex-Joint Chiefs Chair Mark Milley for lowering standards. Hegseth vows to restore discipline and military readiness.

Anna Paulina Luna escalates DOJ standoff over Epstein docs, unveils SHRED Act

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna wants to make federal workers found destroying or concealing documents to be eligible for life in prison.

Dancing transgender hecklers shut down parents’ event at blue state’s capitol: ‘Sad and unfortunate’

Provocatively dressed, dancing transgender activists broke into a parent meeting at the Vermont State House this week, forcing the parents to seek another space for their event.

Trump warns Putin that ‘millions’ could die if fighting in Ukraine doesn’t end

President Trump said his team warned Russian President Vladimir Putin that "millions" could die if the fighting in Ukraine continues and urged him to spare Ukrainian lives.

Trump congratulates Schumer for breaking with Dems on shutdown plan

President Trump lauded Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer "for doing the right thing" after the top Democrat in the Senate pivoted to support the GOP's government funding plan.

Judge won’t block Trump’s machinations at Wall Street cop CFPB

A federal judge has declined to interfere in President Trump's moves at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, ruling that it's too early to say what the administration is doing at the Wall Street cop.

Former Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming, who bridged partisan gaps with his quick wit, dies at age 93

Former U.S. Sen. Alan Simpson, a political legend whose quick wit bridged partisan gaps in the years before today's political acrimony, has died. He was 93.

Rep. Mark Green promotes ‘buy nothing’ policy on China

Rep. Mark Green says the Trump administration is moving in the right direction on foreign policy, arguing that China is an existential threat and that gutting the U.S. Agency for International Development will further U.S. interests abroad.

Trump will visit the Justice Department, months after his criminal prosecutions were dismissed

President Trump is set to visit the Justice Department on Friday to rally support for his administration's tough-on-crime agenda, an appearance expected to double as a victory lap after he emerged legally and politically unscathed from two federal prosecutions that were dismissed after his election win last fall.

50 House Dems railed for ‘political puppet show’ after making identical social media posts

At least 50 House Democrats posted an identical message to social media on Thursday amid the government funding fight, which resulted in mockery from their critics.

Abortion research group opposes state reporting requirements amid ‘weaponization’ by lawmakers

Gold standard pro-abortion research group calls for fewer mandated abortion reporting requirements among states due to 'hostile' political environment under Trump.

FLASHBACK: Biden also paraded electric vehicles at the White House when he drove a Jeep Wrangler in 2021

Biden conducted a similar event at the White House in August 2021, when he drove an electric Jeep Wrangler on the White House South Lawn but excluded Tesla.

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