Politics

Supreme Court allows Trump administration to deport illegal aliens to third countries while legal challenge proceeds.

FBI Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey refutes exit rumors, stating family needs are the sole reason for his departure and defending FBI Director Kash Patel against criticism.

An unearthed audit exposes that over $1 billion in COVID-19 relief funds were distributed without required oversight during Rep. Jared Moskowitz’s leadership at Florida’s emergency management division, raising concerns about accountability.

Jeffrey Soros, George Soros’ nephew, revealed his role in funding Abdul El-Sayed’s education and career at a controversial fundraiser, drawing criticism for El-Sayed’s anti-corruption platform.

GOP senators voice fears that a lack of action on inflation and cost-of-living issues will hurt them in the upcoming midterm elections.

Democratic Senate candidates Sherrod Brown and James Talarico headlined a fundraiser hosted by Alexis Bittar, a jeweler who called the U.S. a “sh–hole” and the American flag a “symbol of aggression.”

Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ campaign ad depicting a White man as the face of welfare abuse sparks outrage among conservatives who call it ‘dishonest’ and damaging to the GOP’s base.

Over 50 bipartisan lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to abandon a proposed Medicare policy that they fear will discourage the development of improved cancer treatments by accelerating price negotiations on new drug formulations.

Senator Susan Collins’ office was vandalized with a vulgar message, drawing condemnation from her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, who denounced the act as “vandalism and intimidation.”

Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s past remarks questioning the ethics and safety of football, citing CTE risks and toxic masculinity, have resurfaced, drawing attention to his critical stance on America’s most popular sport.