Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., joined an anti-ICE protest in downtown Los Angeles on Friday, chanting “ICE out of L.A.” just hours before the demonstration devolved into violence and prompted multiple arrests by police. Waters appeared outside a federal detention center, positioning herself in front of officers wearing

President Donald J. Trump sharply rebuked an ABC News reporter during an Oval Office press appearance Friday after she pressed him about a $10 billion lawsuit he and his family filed against federal agencies over the unlawful disclosure of his tax records. The exchange occurred after Trump, Donald Trump Jr.

Republicans’ already narrow majority in the U.S. House of Representatives tightened further this week after Democrat Christian Menefee won a special election in Texas’s 18th Congressional District, slightly shrinking the GOP’s margin and raising the stakes for party discipline in the chamber. Menefee, a former Harris County

Georgia state Sen. Greg Dolezal released new findings this week alleging widespread irregularities in voter registrations in heavily Democratic Fulton County, reigniting concerns over the accuracy and maintenance of the county’s voter rolls. Under Georgia law, voters must register using their primary residential address, and the use of P.

The U.S. Supreme Court announced it will hear oral arguments on April 1 in a landmark case challenging birthright citizenship, setting the stage for a major constitutional showdown over the scope of the 14th Amendment and federal immigration policy. The case raises both statutory and constitutional questions about whether

A federal judge on Saturday refused Minnesota’s request to temporarily block the Trump administration’s sweeping immigration enforcement operation, allowing the federal effort to continue as the lawsuit proceeds. Minnesota, joined by the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, had asked a federal court for a preliminary injunction to

President Donald Trump escalated his criticism of Minnesota’s Democratic leadership over the weekend, accusing Gov. Tim Walz and Rep. Ilhan Omar of presiding over what he described as one of the largest fraud scandals in U.S. history and suggesting the true scope of the theft far exceeds what

No reasonable person can claim to know, with certainty, whether Alex Pretti should be alive today. That determination belongs to investigators, prosecutors, courts, and ultimately juries. In the absence of clear and convincing video evidence proving innocence or guilt — evidence that simply does not exist — absolute claims are speculation at

The Department of Justice released roughly three million pages of documents Friday tied to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, marking what officials described as an unprecedented disclosure under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said the newly released material was narrowed from approximately six million pages

President Donald Trump on Thursday brushed aside renewed media criticism suggesting he appeared to nod off during a Cabinet meeting, responding in a way that only Trump can — with humor, timing, and a pointed jab at the press. Video from the meeting circulated on X shows Trump explaining why he