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John Bolton criminal case on sluggish pace to trial 

For former national security adviser John Bolton, a trial is a long way off. At a hearing in his criminal case Friday, a federal judge made no attempt to set a trial date on the allegations of mishandled classified material, forced instead to grapple with a pretrial schedule that will likely stretch into next fall...

Iran escalates nuclear stand off

From the moment Israel and Iran agreed to a U.S.-imposed ceasefire in June, ending a 12-day air war that the United States itself participated in, the Iranian nuclear issue has taken the form of one long, never-ending soap opera. As far as we can tell, Iran’s 400-kilogram stockpile of highly enriched uranium remains buried somewhere […]

Trump is holding the media accountable one settlement at a time

In today’s political climate, lies run rampant, and too often the lies come directly from the media. They feel protected because the laws regarding defamation are more lenient when a public figure is the subject. But President Donald Trump is pushing back against the lies and suing the media. Once again, he is standing up […]

House moves to capitalize on Trump’s law-and-order success

Looking to solidify the progress made by President Donald Trump’s successful surge of federal law enforcement officers into Washington, House Republicans passed two crime bills this week that, if passed by the Senate and signed into law by Trump, would undo much of the damage caused by soft-on-crime Democrats in the District of Columbia over […]

Doubling Down: Top House Democrat says focus on high prices ‘absolutely going to continue’

DCCC chair Suzan DelBene says Democrats will focus on affordability messaging to flip three GOP seats needed for House majority in 2026 midterms.

WATCH: Democrats struggle to defend Schumer after shutdown ends with few wins

Democratic lawmakers continue blaming Republicans for the 43-day government shutdown when pressed by Fox News Digital about whether the historic closure was worth it.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is resigning from Congress, says: ‘Loyalty should be a two-way street’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a once-loyal supporter of President Donald Trump who has since become a critic, said Friday that she will resign from Congress in January.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene Announces Resignation from Congress

President Trump recently withdrew his endorsement of the Georgia congresswoman, calling her ‘wacky.’

Texas asks Supreme Court to allow use of new GOP-friendly map

Texas dropped a major new voting-rights issue on the Supreme Court's doorstep Friday with an emergency request asking the justices to let the state use its new GOP-friendly map in the 2026 congressional elections.

Fights and frustration mark House’s first full week back in Washington after record shutdown

House lawmakers spent their first full week back in Washington after the 43-day government shutdown fighting not just with the opposite party but within their own ranks.

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