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A rare bipartisan agreement emerged in the U.S. Senate this week as lawmakers unanimously approved a new rule prohibiting senators and Senate staff from participating in prediction markets, amid growing concerns about insider information and public corruption. The measure took effect immediately following a voice vote that encountered no

As White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt remains on maternity leave, the Trump administration has begun rotating senior officials through the White House briefing room — but Tuesday’s appearance by Marco Rubio immediately generated national attention and fresh speculation about the future of Republican leadership. Rubio stepped behind the White

A Republican-led effort to compel Ilhan Omar to testify before Minnesota lawmakers collapsed this week after Democrats and one Republican blocked a subpoena tied to the massive Feeding Our Future fraud investigation. The failed vote marked the latest development in a growing controversy surrounding Omar’s connections to legislation

A rare and highly public clash inside the Supreme Court erupted this week after Justice Samuel Alito delivered a scathing rebuke of fellow Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson over her dissent in a major Louisiana redistricting battle that could have sweeping consequences for the 2026 midterm elections. The dispute unfolded after

A growing scandal inside Washington’s police department is sending shockwaves through the nation’s capital after reports revealed that more than a dozen Metropolitan Police Department officials were either terminated or disciplined amid allegations that crime data was manipulated to present a misleading picture of public safety in the

Security around the White House was temporarily elevated Monday evening after an armed confrontation near the Washington Monument led to a Secret Service officer-involved shooting and a brief lockdown of the surrounding area. According to Mathew C. Quinn, the incident unfolded only minutes after Vice President JD Vance had

In a major victory for President Donald Trump and his administration’s effort to rein in unchecked foreign spending, the Supreme Court of the United States voted 6-3 to allow the federal government to freeze more than $4 billion in foreign aid payments that Trump moved to cancel through

Former President Barack Obama is admitting that his continued political crusade against current President Donald Trump is creating strain inside his own home, revealing that former first lady Michelle Obama is frustrated by how deeply involved he remains in partisan politics years after leaving office. Speaking in a recent interview

The Supreme Court has moved swiftly to enforce its recent ruling on congressional redistricting in Louisiana, setting the stage for immediate political and legal fallout ahead of a crucial election cycle. In Louisiana v. Callais, the Court delivered a 6–3 decision striking down the state’s congressional map, finding

A Democrat Senate candidate in Pennsylvania is facing serious federal charges after authorities say he made explicit threats against national leaders, adding to growing concerns about political extremism and security threats in the current climate. Federal agents arrested Raymond Chandler in Pittsburgh on Friday, according to the Federal Bureau of