Politics

DHS’s top lawyer outlines a stark choice in the SCOTUS deportation case: release criminals or use third-country deportations.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s top deputy, J.P. Cooney, previously advocated for repealing the Constitution’s Speech or Debate Clause, a protection for lawmakers, sparking accusations of constitutional disregard during the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

128 Republican lawmakers are calling for a federal investigation into Planned Parenthood’s taxpayer funding, citing concerns over fraud, waste, and compliance with federal laws.

An Obama-appointed judge has blocked President Trump’s attempt to fire U.S. Attorney Roger Rogoff, sparking a major constitutional clash over presidential removal powers.

Hasan Piker’s demand that Texas Senate nominee James Talarico govern as a leftist if elected has ignited fierce backlash from Republicans and exposed divisions within the Democratic party.

State Department slams Senate Democrats’ demand for a Venezuela oil deal briefing as ‘grandstanding’ after lawmakers allegedly postponed the session to leave town early, a claim disputed by a congressional source.

Justice Department files misconduct complaint against Minnesota federal judges over critical New York Times interview on Trump’s immigration policies, seeking their removal from immigration cases.

Nithya Raman, an LA mayoral candidate, defended her use of the term “genocide” for Israel’s actions in Gaza and her appearance on Hasan Piker’s stream during a Jewish community forum, drawing sharp criticism.

Congress dodged a fall shutdown, but the real fight over federal spending and potential leadership shake-ups is set to erupt in December, heavily influenced by the midterm election outcomes.

Mayor Mamdani’s multi-million dollar plan to combat antisemitism in NYC faces backlash for omitting a definition of the hate and not explicitly acknowledging Israel, despite a surge in anti-Jewish hate crimes.