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Chicago lawmaker joins the anti-Schumer pile on by House members

A progressive House member from Chicago is calling on Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to step down from his leadership position, joining a growing list...

Judge denies embattled government-funded agency’s restraining order request against DOGE

The U.S. Institute for Peace's temporary restraining order request against DOGE was denied by Judge Beryl Howell on Wednesday, though she criticized DOGE in her ruling.

‘You’re not fighting!’: Dems run into angry crowds at town halls

Congressional Democrats — who were hoping to blast Republicans over budget cuts — instead took incoming from their exasperated constituents when they traveled home...

Trump to sign executive order to abolish the Department of Education

President Donald Trump followed through on campaign promises to eradicate the Department of Education.

Faith leaders gather around Trump to pray in Oval Office: ‘incredible day’

Faith leaders from across the country visited President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday where they prayed in the Oval Office.

Republican Sen Murkowski prepared to ‘take the criticism’ over DOGE pushback

A Republican senator suggested that Trump ally and billionaire Elon Musk is going to spend money against her re-election campaign as she remains critical of cost-cutting efforts at DOGE.

Fox News Poll: Voters have concerns about DOGE, even as they see need for cuts

American take part in a poll about their views on different government programs and the funding that DOGE is currently investigating.

Fox News Poll: Trump, Republicans at record-high ratings as Democrats falter

President Donald Trump and Republicans are at a record high with voters as Democrats falter in the eyes of voters.

How biased Wikipedia trashed Trump’s nominees — after he named them

Wikipedia’s top brass and editors function as jackbooted enforcers to to warp the narrative on its enemies. Here's how it worked on President Trump's...

NY’s eminent-domain abuse, bye-bye, blue wall and other commentary

Many states, but not New York, tightened their rules on eminent domain after the Supreme Court in 2005’s Kelo v. New London, argues Reason’s...

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