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Rep. Sam Graves, a longtime Republican lawmaker and chairman of the House Transportation Committee, announced Friday that he will not seek reelection, bringing an end to a 26-year career in Congress rooted in conservative leadership and public service. Graves, 62, shared the news in a statement on X, emphasizing

A former sheriff’s deputy in Arizona is now facing serious criminal charges after what authorities describe as a disturbing abuse of power involving a detained woman. Travis Reynolds, 22, a former deputy with the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, was arrested by the Tucson Police Department and charged with

In a decisive, unanimous blow to those seeking to bypass established immigration protocols, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday in favor of the federal government, reinforcing the Executive Branch’s authority to enforce border integrity. The opinion in Urias-Orellana v. Bondi, penned by Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, confirms that federal

President Donald J. Trump and War Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered sharp criticism over the weekend aimed at former President Barack Obama, accusing his administration of empowering Iran through massive cash transfers that, they argue, helped fuel Tehran’s military ambitions. The remarks come as the United States, alongside Israel, continues

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald J. Trump is signaling a decisive shift in his administration’s strategy to neutralize the Iranian regime’s ability to fund global instability. In a bold assertion of American national interests and energy security, the President confirmed that the seizure or neutralization of Iran’s

In a significant blow to the corporate banking establishment, Bank of America has agreed to a $72.5 million settlement to resolve a federal lawsuit alleging the institution turned a blind eye to the depraved sex-trafficking operation of Jeffrey Epstein. The settlement marks the third major financial institution to

In a move that highlights the widening fracture within the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the socialist-led government of Spain has officially barred the United States from utilizing its airspace for missions related to the ongoing conflict in Iran. The decision represents a significant snub to the White House and

A cyberattack tied to Iranian-linked hackers has reportedly targeted the personal email of FBI Director Kash Patel, raising fresh concerns about digital warfare as tensions escalate between the United States, Israel, and Iran. U.S. officials have connected the breach to a pro-Iranian hacktivist outfit known as the

House Republicans on Friday took a firm stand against a Senate-backed Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding package, rejecting the bipartisan proposal in a 213–203 vote and advancing their own alternative—effectively extending the ongoing shutdown to 42 days. Rather than accept what they view as a fundamentally

The U.S. Supreme Court stepped in to halt a lower court’s attempt to overturn New York’s current congressional map, issuing an emergency order that keeps the existing boundaries in place—for now—while legal challenges continue to play out. As is common with decisions on the Court’