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New York Republican congresswoman makes 7-figure campaign haul, aims to flip districts to red in 2026

Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., raised over $1 million in first quarter of 2025 as House Republicans look to New York in 2026 to expand their majority.

Johnson, Thune say House, Senate aligned on cutting at least $1.5 trillion in spending

House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune announced Thursday that both chambers are on the same page when it comes to achieving at least $1.5 trillion in spending cuts ahead of a House vote to adopt the Senate's budget tweak.

Russian-American ballerina released from Russian penal colony in latest prisoner swap with U.S.

Russian-American ballerina Ksenia Karelina was released Thursday from a Russian penal colony in the latest prisoner swap between Moscow and Washington.

FBI scrutinized for hiding info on past anti-conservative actions, promoting Biden-era enforcers

New FBI and Justice Department leadership is facing blowback from conservative activists for slow-walking a Freedom of Information Act request about Biden-era retaliation against agents with conservative views.

Michelle Obama brushes off divorce rumors: ‘I was making a choice for myself’

Michelle Obama is brushing off whispers of marital trouble.

China says U.S. is trying to ‘bully’ the rest of the world with tariffs

China accused the U.S. on Thursday of trying to "choke the throat" of other countries, including its own, and said it won't engage with President Trump until he shows the country more respect.

Zeldin to pursue new ban on animal testing at EPA

Administrator Lee Zeldin plans to revive a ban on animal testing at the Environmental Protection Agency, The Washington Times has learned.

Lowest inflation since Bidenomics shows Trump economy thriving before tariffs

In the second full month of President Donald Trump’s second term in the White House, the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that consumer price index inflation fell markedly below expectations to just 2.4% in the 12 months ending in March. In the last month alone, consumer prices actually fell by 1% on a seasonally adjusted […]

Hobby Lobby pushback displays limits of Democratic rebrand

Craft store Hobby Lobby’s entrance into Tribeca, a neighborhood in Lower Manhattan, challenges Democratic political posturing after its presidential election loss. As always, constituents represent the reality of the party’s trajectory. For Democratic voters in New York County, New York — the deepest-blue segment of the state — President Donald Trump’s second term means little […]

What DOGE can learn from the states 

President Donald Trump’s call to reduce bureaucratic bloat through the Department of Government Efficiency and his recent executive order to dissolve the Department of Education and return power to the states resonate deeply with millions of people tired of rampant waste in Washington. As the states capitalize on this magic moment to defend the taxpayer, […]

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