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A housing advocate called evictions a form of "violence" as Mayor Zohran Mamdani grinned behind her, sparking fierce conservative backlash online.

A conservative group urges Congress to codify Trump administration military academy reforms, proposing sweeping changes to admissions and curriculum.

Chuck Schumer declined to address allegations that Sen. Ruben Gallego had relationships with Democratic House staffers, saying he was focused on Trump.

Sen. Eric Schmitt demands the State Department and DHS revoke citizenship documentation issued to children born to foreign diplomats in the U.S.

ICE officers can resume traffic stops under new guidance requiring at least one officer to wear a bodycam, ICE sources tell Fox News.

A White House teleprompter operator allegedly made tens of thousands betting on Trump's speeches through Kalshi, triggering a CFTC investigation.

The TRUTH in Coverage Act would require health insurance companies covering gender transition surgery to also cover detransition procedures.

Fiscal hawks declined to deal a fatal blow to a House GOP megabill Thursday over no spending offsets, but the budget framework could still face trouble on the House floor next week.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal says Republicans are "rightly concerned" about possible improper access to email during the Jack Smith investigation.

Tim Scott says he's been calling Trey Gowdy to gauge interest in the South Carolina Senate special election, citing his prosecutorial background.

Video shows Mayor Zohran Mamdani sitting with Rikers Island inmates watching the World Cup semifinals, sparking fierce online criticism.

The Trump administration is investigating 75 driver training schools suspected of CDL fraud that helped put illegal immigrant drivers on U.S. roads.

Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse alleges Trump-era Kennedy Center renovations prioritized political optics, but officials dispute key facts in the claims.

Todd Blanche denied allegations of ethics violations from Sen. Adam Schiff, accusing the senator of lying about his recusal decisions and key facts.

Scott Bessent revealed he was targeted by a left-wing activist just two hours after being sworn in, pointing to the upcoming August sentencing as proof.

Democrat Sens. Adam Schiff and Mazie Hirono compared military testosterone screening to "gender-affirming care" and faced fierce online backlash.

Roger Rogoff was sworn in as U.S. attorney in Seattle by federal judges, but Trump fired him within the hour as Todd Blanche announced on X.

A federal ICE agent says Trump's reversal of the vehicle stops ban showed confidence in the agency amid increasingly dangerous deportation ops.

John Fetterman says the Democratic Party becoming officially anti-Israel would be his red line, raising concerns about progressive candidates in primaries.

Marco Rubio hosts officials from 65 countries to build a coalition against violent far-left extremism, citing firebombings and arson in Europe.

Tommy Tuberville demands answers about Mitch McConnell's health and Senate return timeline as the August recess looms and key Trump votes approach.

Sens. Thom Tillis and John Cornyn remain noncommittal on the attorney general confirmation as questions swirl over the anti-weaponization fund.

Rep. Haley Stevens’ latest viral campaign-trail moment is reviving memories of a 2020 House floor episode when she wore pink latex gloves during COVID remarks and was repeatedly ruled out of order.

Trump says his Thursday night address will focus on free and fair elections and the SAVE America Act, while also touching on the escalating Iran conflict.

All 10 counties with the largest net taxpayer losses are in California and New York, as Sun Belt migration accelerates amid high tax concerns.