President Donald Trump was reportedly unhappy to see his longtime rival, Joe Biden, reemerge on the national stage to criticize him before a large audience Tuesday evening, but only after the previous president began to criticize him. Biden delivered a keynote address at the National Conference of Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled in … Read more

For years, former acting ICE Director Tom Homan has argued that sanctuary cities are not just flawed policies—they’re a threat to public safety. Now, he’s suggesting that real accountability may soon follow. In a Tuesday interview, Homan was asked whether officials in sanctuary cities should face jail time under federal law for protecting illegal immigrants … Read more

During a Tax Day town hall near her Rome, Georgia, home on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed left-wing protesters who clashed with police, while praising officers for maintaining peace. The town hall took place at the Acworth Community Center with a strong law enforcement presence, including the Acworth Police Department, Cobb County Police, Cobb … Read more

The Justice Department has charged a man in connection with the vandalism of a Tesla dealership and the arson of the New Mexico Republican Party headquarters, according to court records unsealed Monday. Jamison R. Wagner, 40, faces federal arson-related charges tied to last month’s fire at GOP headquarters and a February incident at a Tesla … Read more

Republican Mayra Flores was hospitalized just hours after announcing her campaign to recover her former congressional seat, according to her team, who asked for prayers and support in a public statement Tuesday. Flores, the first Mexican-born woman to serve in Congress, started her campaign earlier in the day to recapture Texas’ 28th Congressional District, which … Read more

Iowa Republican Governor Kim Reynolds stated on Friday that she will not seek re-election. Over the weekend, Reynolds revealed her initial intention to run for a third term as governor, but said she then began to contemplate whether she could dedicate herself fully to the role if elected until early 2031. Reynolds, who will turn … Read more

The Department of Justice under President Donald Trump has withdrawn the Biden-Harris administration’s case against Eithan Haim, a Texas-based physician who exposed gender-reassignment procedures being performed on minors despite state bans on the practice. “The United States has finally agreed to drop the case against Dr. Haim, and the Court just granted dismissal,” Marcella Burke, … Read more

President Donald Trump offered praise for El Salvadoran President Nayib Armando Bukele following the latter’s official state visit to the U.S. on Monday, noting that the foreign leader’s approach to violent crime has made his country much safer. Specifically, Trump was referring to Bukele’s construction of a number of ultra-modern, high-security prisons, one of which … Read more

The Justice Department is assembling a team of lawyers prepared to defend the most controversial elements of the agenda of President Donald Trump in court, a report said on Monday. As part of the effort, the department has dismissed career attorneys considered obstacles and brought in dozens of political appointees committed to advancing the president’s … Read more

Legislation passed the House with unanimous bipartisan support this week that will increase the pensions of Medal of Honor recipients by four times. The bill easily passed 424-0. If approved by the Senate and signed into law by the president, it would raise the annual pension for Medal of Honor recipients from $16,880 to $67,500. … Read more