Politics

Danbury City Council votes to allow non-citizen legal residents and DACA recipients to become police officers, aiming to send a welcoming message after ICE raids.

Trump’s lawyers are demanding to know if Letitia James’s office is withholding evidence, specifically communications with Michael Cohen, and claim she has not complied with a court order to detail evidence preservation practices.

DHS General Counsel James Percival accuses 128 former judges and Florida Bar members of ‘Bar-fare’ after they complained to the Bar about his ‘Worst of the Worst Judges’ series, which the Bar declined to investigate.

Missouri Republican state House candidate Thomas Christopher Ross faces federal drug charges for allegedly plotting to frame his rival by planting cocaine and pills in her belongings, with his former campaign manager reportedly cooperating with authorities.

Vice President JD Vance attributes his recent weight loss to advice from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., describing a high-protein, sauerkraut-heavy diet.

Maryland sheriff argues sanctuary laws violate post-9/11 security lessons, calling them ‘stupidity at its best’ amid rising crime concerns.

A Soros-funded Michigan newspaper incorrectly labeled Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a ‘veteran,’ sparking backlash from his campaign.

Biden-Harris favorite Dan Koh wins Massachusetts primary, poised for House seat, while Seth Moulton loses Senate bid.

Rep. Chuck Edwards censured by House Republicans and Democrats for inappropriate conduct with female staffers, including gifts and late-night texts.

Midterm elections are embroiled in controversy as both parties accuse each other of using deceptive tactics, from ballot confusion with multiple candidates sharing the same name to the manipulation of primaries and filing deadlines, all while dark money and fake polls further muddy the waters.