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Trump says ‘America needs God’ in Good Friday message touting ‘resurgence of religion’

In a Good Friday address, President Donald Trump claimed religion is growing again in the U.S. for the first time in decades as Holy Week and Easter are celebrated.

Kathy Hochul’s sleazy deal with the unions will make New York LESS affordable

In Albany, the "fix" is in — and New Yorkers are about to get...

NYC migrant shelter corruption arrests is just the tip of the iceberg

A new federal indictment charges an ex-NYPD sergeant and three others with corruption in...

Former SNL star reveals why the Catholic faith is hotter than ever this Easter — as she recalls going to Mass with Chris Farley

Kevin James, Patricia Heaton and "Raging Bull" star Cathy Moriarty have all been guests...

Teacher’s union lies to extort billions from taxpayers

New York’s public-employee unions say Albany needs to allow their members to stop contributing...

Stratton wins Illinois primary, giving Dems another Black female senator

CHICAGO — Democrats are now all but certain to elect another Black woman to the U.S. Senate after Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton won Tuesday’s...

AIPAC attacks fall flat as Democrat Daniel Biss wins Illinois House primary

CHICAGO — Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss won Tuesday’s Democratic primary to succeed Rep. Jan Schakowsky, dealing a blow to the American Israel Public Affairs...

AIPAC, AI money propels Melissa Bean to comeback victory in Illinois

CHICAGO — Former Rep. Melissa Bean won the Democratic primary for Illinois’ 8th District, cementing her political comeback in a solidly blue seat more...

Pritzker scores big: Stratton wins Illinois Senate primary in test of governor’s clout

Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, backed by Gov. JB Pritzker, wins Democratic Senate primary, moving closer to becoming the fifth Black woman elected to U.S. Senate in history.

Establishment Democrats fend off far-left influencer in primary to succeed Rep Jan Schakowsky

Fifteen Democrats were vying in a primary to replace longtime Illinois Rep. Jan Schakowsky.

Former congresswoman wins primary to take back former suburban Chicago seat

Former Rep. Melissa Bean won the Democratic primary in Illinois’ 8th District, staging a comeback more than a decade after losing her suburban Chicago seat.

Democrat Patty García gains party’s nomination after controversial last-minute dropout by incumbent

Democrat Patty García glided to her party’s nomination for Illinois Congressional District 4 after a controversial last-minute dropout by incumbent Rep. Jesús “Chuy" García.

Jesse Jackson Jr.’s comeback bid fails in Illinois primary

CHICAGO — Former Illinois Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. fell short in his attempt to return to Congress on Tuesday, after resigning more than a...

Illinois Republicans select Don Tracy in primary elections for Sen. Durbin’s seat

Illinois Republicans chose their nominee for Dick Durbin's open Senate seat, setting up November showdown in traditionally Democrat-dominated state.

As 2028 buzz builds, Pritzker draws Republican challenger in showdown for Illinois governor

Gov. JB Pritzker, who aims to make history as the first Democrat to win three terms as Illinois governor, learns which Republican he'll face off against in this autumn's election

Ex-Planned Parenthood board member beats out former congressman, state senator for Dem House bid

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller won the Democratic primary for an Illinois congressional seat, defeating Jesse Jackson Jr. and Robert Peters in a competitive race.

House asks Fairfax County officials to testify on sanctuary status

The House Judiciary Committee has called Fairfax County Sheriff Stacey Kincaid and Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano to testify and defend their sanctuary policies at a hearing next month.

Trump’s attempt to shutter Voice of America ruled illegal

The Trump administration's attempt to shut down the U.S. Agency for Global Media and boot Voice of America off the air was illegal, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

Trump administration widens Medicaid fraud crackdown to Florida, calling it a ‘hotspot’

The Trump administration on Tuesday widened its efforts to stamp out Medicaid fraud, at least in its fifth state this year, calling on Florida officials to share information on how they identify, prevent, and address bad actors in their state program.

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