P'nut, an Instagram-famous squirrel that was seized and euthanized by New York state, has entered the political fray, with Republicans saying its killing is representative of "Democratic overreach." “Our government will let in 16,000 rapists, they will let in 13,000 murderers, they will let in 6,00,000 criminals across our border, but if someone has a...

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While some behind the AI boom may be assuring Americans there's nothing to worry about, many are looking to their congressional representatives for answers – and intervention.

An anti-smuggling activist is sharing what he says is a ledger by smugglers of their victims and how much they owe to the cartels, shining a light on the border crisis.

In one of his last stops of the 2024 campaign, Sen. JD Vance addressed voters in Atlanta on Monday night.

Immigration and border security has been repeatedly cited as a top issue for voters. Here's where former President Trump and Vice President Harris stand on how to handle the crisis.

Voters in each swing state will be allowed differing times when they can go to a polling place and cast their ballot on Election Day 2024.

New Yorkers are voting on an abortion amendment this election day that some experts are saying is a "Trojan horse" to allow illegals to vote.