A sweeping redistricting battle is taking shape across the nation — one largely inspired and encouraged by President Donald J. Trump — as Republican-led legislatures move to create new GOP-leaning congressional districts and secure a lasting House majority ahead of next year’s midterm elections. In North Carolina, lawmakers are pushing through

A federal judge in Illinois has handed down a ruling sharply curbing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations—ordering that agents may not arrest illegal aliens at courthouses without a judicial warrant and warning they could face contempt if they disobey. U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings issued the order

President Donald J. Trump made clear on Tuesday that while he is willing to meet with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, any such meeting will only happen after Democrats agree to reopen the federal government. Speaking during a Diwali celebration at the White House,

Retired three-star Army Gen. Michael Flynn — who spent decades in military intelligence and served briefly as President Donald J. Trump’s first-term national security adviser — has made explosive new claims implicating former Vice President Mike Pence and former House Speaker Paul Ryan in a covert effort to sideline Trump. In

Attorneys for the man accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk are pushing back against prosecutors, claiming they have blurred the line between their duties as state attorneys and representatives of law enforcement. Tyler James Robinson, 22, faces multiple felony charges — including aggravated murder — for the alleged shooting of President

An Obama-appointed federal judge has once again rejected a request from a January 6 defendant seeking a refund of restitution payments — even after being granted a full presidential pardon by President Donald J. Trump. U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, known for her aggressive rulings against January 6 defendants, denied

President Donald J. Trump once again tore into former President Barack Obama’s long-delayed presidential library project in Chicago, mocking its spiraling costs, endless delays, and obsession with “woke” hiring policies. When asked about the project Monday from the Oval Office, President Trump didn’t hold back. “He needs help…

President Donald Trump on Tuesday forcefully accused Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and his Democratic allies of “holding the entire federal government hostage” as the nation’s longest shutdown in decades stretches into its third week. Speaking before business leaders in the White House Rose Garden, President Trump made clear

House Speaker Mike Johnson has pulled back the curtain on what he called a “smoke-filled backroom” offer from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer — a covert attempt to negotiate an end to the government shutdown outside of public view. “Republicans cannot and will not solve it in a backroom deal,” Johnson

President Donald Trump’s endorsement power continues to shape key battleground contests — and the latest numbers out of Virginia prove it. According to a new Quantus Insights poll released Monday, Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares has opened up a seven-point lead (49–42) over his Democrat challenger, Jay Jones, in