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A heated debate inside Mexico City’s Congress devolved into outright disorder after a physical confrontation erupted among female lawmakers, underscoring growing political instability within the country’s left-wing governance structure. Video footage circulating widely on social media shows legislators shoving, shouting, slapping, and pulling each other’s hair

House Speaker Mike Johnson signaled a major legislative push beginning January 1, announcing that House Republicans are preparing to move swiftly to enshrine a large portion of President Donald J. Trump’s executive actions into federal law. Speaking Tuesday, Johnson said Republicans intend to codify as many as 150 executive

The U.S. Department of Justice is weighing whether to pursue federal charges against the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk, potentially advancing a novel and highly controversial legal theory that the killing constituted an anti-Christian hate crime, according to three individuals familiar with the investigation who

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday delivered another important procedural victory for President Donald J. Trump and his administration, allowing thousands of probationary federal employees to remain on the payroll while lower courts continue to examine the legality of the administration’s workforce reductions. In a move that temporarily

NewsNation announced Monday that conservative political analyst and commentator Katie Pavlich will be joining the network as the host of a new primetime program, marking a high-profile addition to its evening lineup. Pavlich, a longtime Fox News Channel contributor and one of the most recognizable conservative voices in cable

President Donald J. Trump is publicly applauding the FBI for what his administration describes as a historic nationwide crackdown on violent crime, crediting aggressive federal enforcement with sweeping arrests, major drug seizures, and a sharp drop in violence across American cities. In a Truth Social post, President Trump praised federal

White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles forcefully pushed back Tuesday against a Vanity Fair article that drew from a series of interviews she gave and portrayed President Donald J. Trump and key members of his administration in a sharply negative light. The piece, authored by Vanity Fair’s Chris

The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday approved legislation designed to streamline and accelerate the federal permitting process for interstate natural gas pipelines, voting 213 to 184 in favor of the measure. The bill would designate the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) as the lead agency overseeing pipeline permitting

Hunter Biden’s legal career suffered another decisive blow this week after a Connecticut judge formally disbarred him, concluding that he violated multiple rules governing attorney conduct. The ruling follows disciplinary complaints tied to Biden’s federal gun and tax convictions — offenses that were later pardoned in December 2024 by

Erika Kirk and conservative commentator Candace Owens met privately on Monday, marking their first in-person discussion since Kirk publicly urged Owens to stop spreading conspiracy theories related to the assassination of her late husband, Charlie Kirk. The meeting took place just days after Kirk appeared at a CBS News