White House bats down tariff doubts and stock market jitters on Liberation Day eve: ‘Going to work’
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt pushed back against claims that Trump's "Liberation Day" of tariffs won't rock the stock market and economy.
Wisconsin Supreme Court race sees strong voter turnout thanks to Trump and Musk factor
President Trump won Wisconsin in 2024, carrying it by a margin of 0.86%. More than $90 million has been pumped into Tuesday's state judicial race.
What we know about Maryland man’s deportation to Salvadoran megaprison
A Maryland man’s deportation is under scrutiny after the Trump administration revealed that it sent him to a maximum security prison in El Salvador by mistake.
Where Democrats’ confidence in Florida’s special election comes from
The Democratic Party has a history of massively over-performing in special elections due to a combination of factors.
The nine Republicans who voted against House leadership’s efforts to kill proxy voting bill
Reps. Anna Paulina Luna, Tim Burchett, Kevin Kiley, Nick LaLota, Jeff Van Drew, Max Miller, Mike Lawler, Greg Steube, and Ryan Mackenzie voted against ...
Oliver Stone asks Congress to reopen JFK assassination investigation with new evidence available
Stone’s film helped expedite the 1992 JFK Records Act, which mandated the National Archives and Records Administration to collect all government records related to the assassination.
Feds issue ‘final warning’ to Maine over Title IX violations
The Trump administration has issued a "final warning" to the Maine Department of Education to comply with a federal directive.
Newt Gingrich calls recent federal rulings against Trump a ‘judicial coup d’etat’
Two House Judiciary subcommittees are examining the role of the judicial branch as Republicans look for ways to rein in federal judges.
Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to expand healthcare coverage for rural residents through telehealth
TX said it is crucial to ensure rural residents have access to quality healthcare as many work in the critical fields of agriculture and energy.
Changing prescriptions focus of new legislation
New proposed bipartisan legislation in the state Senate would limit what sponsors call nonmedical switching by insurance companies that want to force patients to use less expensive medications.