President Donald J. Trump continued his aggressive rollback of the administrative state this month, signing five additional Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolutions into law on Dec. 11 and setting a historic record for regulatory reversals. With those signatures, President Trump has now approved 22 CRA resolutions in 2025 alone—the

New evidence suggests the Biden White House was far more involved in the FBI’s unprecedented raid of President Donald J. Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence than the public was ever told, raising serious questions about political interference in federal law enforcement. Chad Mizelle, former chief of staff to Attorney General

A federal jury has convicted a Wisconsin judge of obstructing federal immigration enforcement, delivering a sharp rebuke to what critics say has become open defiance of the law by activist members of the judiciary. Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was found guilty Friday on a felony obstruction charge

Democrats are facing a political free fall as new polling shows their approval rating plunging to historic lows, according to CNN’s own chief data analyst. Speaking on CNN, Harry Enten said the Democratic Party’s standing with voters has collapsed, describing the numbers as “lower than the Dead Sea”

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a setback Friday to President Donald J. Trump’s effort to rein in an entrenched immigration bureaucracy, declining to grant emergency relief in a case that strikes at the heart of executive authority over immigration judges. At issue is whether immigration judges—employees of

Newly released Justice Department documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation have reignited scrutiny of former President Bill Clinton, after images surfaced showing him relaxing in a hot tub with a woman believed to be a trafficking victim. The documents were made public Friday after a federal judge

U.S. forces launched a sweeping military offensive late Friday against Islamic State targets across Syria, fulfilling President Donald J. Trump’s promise of decisive retaliation after an ISIS terrorist killed three Americans in an ambush last weekend. U.S. Central Command confirmed that American forces—operating with logistical support

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a sweeping legal offensive against four jurisdictions—the District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, and Wisconsin—accusing them of violating federal law by refusing to provide complete voter registration records. According to the DOJ, the jurisdictions failed to comply with lawful requests for

Rep. Elise Stefanik’s sudden decision to step away from electoral politics sent shockwaves through New York’s Republican landscape on Friday, dramatically reshaping the 2026 race for governor and leaving a major leadership vacuum in the U.S. House. Stefanik (R-NY), the House Republican Conference chair and a trusted

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling that could significantly reshape how labor disputes are handled nationwide, siding with a delivery driver seeking to expand which workers are exempt from mandatory arbitration — a decision with broad implications for employers and the American workforce. In a 9–0 decision,