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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth secured an important legal victory Thursday as a federal appeals court allowed the Pentagon to continue enforcing its escort requirement for credentialed journalists while a broader First Amendment dispute moves forward. The 2-1 decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District

The political battle over one of the Republican Party’s most consequential Senate seats began taking shape almost immediately following the sudden death of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham. As state leaders prepared to address the vacancy and Republicans considered entering the race, Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., publicly

The Supreme Court’s renewed focus on the Second Amendment is continuing to reshape the legal landscape after decades in which earlier courts routinely avoided major gun-rights disputes. Once again, the most aggressive restrictions are emerging from Democrat-controlled states seeking new ways to limit where law-abiding Americans

Sen. John Fetterman has spent his adult political career as a Democrat and still supports many of the party’s domestic priorities. But the Pennsylvania senator is making clear that his loyalty has limits—and that abandoning Israel could finally drive him out. Speaking with CNN’s Manu Raju in

President Donald Trump’s release of hundreds of pages of previously classified election-security records immediately triggered a fierce political backlash, with Democratic Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts demanding the president’s impeachment and urging nationwide civil disobedience. During a primetime address Thursday, Trump presented the documents as evidence that

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is confronting an increasingly difficult political reality: the Democratic Party he leads is moving rapidly to the left, particularly on Israel, socialism, immigration, and America’s role abroad. That internal transformation burst into public view Wednesday when 103 House Democrats voted to eliminate $3.3

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced a sweeping new effort Monday to identify and prosecute individuals who unlawfully disclose sensitive military information, warning that national security secrets cannot be traded for favorable press coverage or fleeting political attention. The Department of War and the Justice Department have established a joint

House Republicans advanced a major government-accountability measure aimed at preventing suspicious federal payments before taxpayer dollars disappear into fraudulent schemes, administrative errors, or payments to ineligible recipients. The House passed H.R. 8464, the Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act, by a vote of 218-200 on June 10. Every voting

ABC’s long-running daytime program “The View” could soon lose a regulatory protection that has allowed it to interview political candidates without providing comparable airtime to their opponents. The Federal Communications Commission is expected to determine that the Disney-owned program should not qualify as a “bona fide” news

Vice President JD Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson are intensifying efforts to advance one of President Donald Trump’s most important legislative priorities, reviving a strategy that could potentially bypass the Senate’s usual 60-vote threshold. Vance met with Johnson and House Republicans on Wednesday as GOP leaders