Republican leaders are pointing to Saturday’s wave of “No Kings” protests as the latest example of the radical left’s stranglehold on the Democratic Party — and a key reason the government remains shut down. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) said Democrats have

Anti-ICE protests and the spread of so-called sanctuary jurisdictions are crippling federal immigration enforcement, forcing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to divert critical personnel and scale back operations, Acting Director Todd Lyons told The Washington Times in an exclusive interview. Lyons laid blame squarely on Democratic politicians and the left-wing

President Donald J. Trump announced Saturday that a U.S. military strike in the Caribbean obliterated a “very large drug-carrying submarine,” killing two suspected narco-terrorists and capturing two others in what the president described as a “major victory in the fight against fentanyl.” In a statement posted to Truth Social,

A crime-plagued stretch of Brownsville, Brooklyn — one of New York City’s most dangerous neighborhoods — has launched a city-funded experiment to fight crime by keeping police officers away. The controversial program, part of the Brownsville Safety Alliance (BSA), transformed a two-block section of the NYPD’s 73rd Precinct into a

President Donald J. Trump ridiculed this weekend’s planned “No Kings” protests and took direct aim at Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), accusing Democrats of grossly misreading both public sentiment and the political battlefield amid the ongoing government shutdown. The nationwide demonstrations, coordinated by a coalition of progressive activist

President Donald J. Trump confirmed Friday that U.S. forces carried out a precision military strike that destroyed a Venezuelan drug-running submarine in the Caribbean Sea, killing two suspected narcoterrorists and capturing two others. The president said the vessel — packed with “mostly fentanyl and other illegal narcotics” bound for the

U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang, an Obama appointee based in Greenbelt, Maryland, has once again placed himself at the center of a high-stakes confrontation between the judiciary and President Donald J. Trump’s administration — this time over the criminal prosecution of former National Security Adviser John Bolton. Chuang first

It was a mic drop moment for the ages when President Donald J. Trump punctuated a White House press event Friday with an unfiltered warning to Venezuela’s socialist strongman Nicolás Maduro — and, by extension, every adversary watching across the globe. The event, which featured President Trump’s Cabinet alongside

Unidentified flying objects — long dismissed as the stuff of science fiction — may soon become impossible to ignore, according to a highly anticipated documentary set to debut this November. “The Age of Disclosure,” directed by Dan Farah, claims to uncover decades of government secrecy surrounding unexplained aerial phenomena and alleged encounters

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), 83, suffered another public fall Thursday while walking through a Senate office building, reigniting concerns over his health and fitness to continue serving in Congress. Video captured by the left-wing Sunrise Movement shows McConnell reaching for an aide’s arm moments before losing his