Politics

A conservative case says schools should train citizens, not bureaucratic subjects.

A new survey and a string of cultural shifts point to a broader breakdown in family formation, public order and self-restraint.

Red-state lawmakers are moving voter ID and proof-of-citizenship bills while the Senate has not taken up the federal SAVE Act.

A new documentary ties Wisconsin deaths and accidents to illegal immigration enforcement failures.

House Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Harris wants a vote on suspending the federal gas tax through the end of 2026.

Abdul El-Sayed says he is not a socialist.

Russ Vought says the White House will wait until the 'other side of the election' to put a plan in place for Trump's promised dividend.

Trump cut Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante by nearly 3 million acres total, setting up a fresh court fight over how far presidents can stretch the Antiquities Act.

Rep. Tom Tiffany said he and the pilot escaped a private plane crash after the aircraft lost power and made an emergency landing in a Wisconsin lake.

Trump says AI needs a 'STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT' instead of new guardrails, as Anthropic and other industry leaders push for slower development.

A federal judge recused Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner and his top deputy from a homicide case, then referred them to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution.

Bettina Trump said part of the couple's May wedding celebrations were funded by Umar Kremlev, a Russian oligarch with close ties to Putin.

The president said he will create an 'AI Force' and appoint an AI czar, while rejecting calls to slow the industry.

A school district in Idaho settled a bathroom lawsuit for $34,000 after a girl said a male student was allowed into the girls' restroom under a 'gender support plan.'

The LIBRE Initiative marked its 15th anniversary in Washington as leaders said the group is expanding its efforts for the Republican Party, limited government, and anti-socialist organizing.

A debate over abortion turned into a rare moment of civility on YouTube, where one pro-life group said an influencer apologized after the exchange.

The House Judiciary Committee wants Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano to hand over documents on sanctuary policies by next Friday.

A new documentary argues mass migration has strained Lewiston, Maine, while remittances and asylum rules keep the pipeline open.

West Virginia lawmakers are pressing Flock Safety for answers, saying the company has given inconsistent information about security features and data sharing.

The Republican Study Committee executive committee backed Rep.

Rep. David Valadao is seeking another term in California's District 22 as new legislative maps and Democrat Randy Villegas reshape the race.

Hasan Piker said the United States is 'worse than al-Qaeda' on terrorism, then doubled down on X.

Researchers say a software flaw in Georgia voting equipment could let ballots be tied back to voters after voting.

Several Senate Democrats are fundraising far from home in California, where tickets and donor access can run into the thousands.

The watchdog is creating a legal shop to defend people it says are hit by politicized probes and bar sanctions.

Trump said he is 'immediately' banning the three outlets from the White House, calling their coverage 'fiction and lies.'

Virginia leaders are pressing for a harder review of NextEra Energy's proposed $67 billion buyout of Dominion Energy.

Elon Musk’s companies still dominate EVs, rockets, satellite internet and parts of AI.

Heritage’s 2026 scorecard put Tennessee first with 87 points and Florida fifth.

The White House and USDA have created faith offices, changed workplace guidance, and opened more doors for faith-based groups in federal nutrition programs.

Trump says he is nearing a 'big decision' on whether to resume major U.S. strikes against Iran, with Gulf leaders set to meet him in New York.

Republican Study Committee members marked Constitution Day by praising limited government and warning that socialism clashes with the U.S. system.

A legal watchdog says left-leaning and liberal professors dominate election law teaching, feeding a pipeline of litigators into election fights.

James Talarico’s Senate bid is being backed by a super PAC funded by Reid Hoffman, who has documented ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Henry Cuellar faces Tano Tijerina in a South Texas race defined by border security, taxes, and a long local record.

Federal law requires colleges to mark Constitution Day each year, but the day can turn into a referendum on the document instead.

The bill would limit transfers, set five years of eligibility, and protect state laws on women’s sports.

The House passed the Ratepayer Protection Act 417-3, aiming to keep data center power costs off American consumers.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's campaign is attacking Democrat Gina Hinojosa over her property-tax record on the Austin ISD school board and in the Texas Legislature.

Victor Davis Hanson says Tehran is betting the midterms will force concessions, but Trump is not likely to blink.

Hakeem Jeffries said Republicans will lose the House in November, blaming 'every single policy decision' by the GOP majority.

Trump called AI doomsday fears a hoax during a live phone call with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at the All-In Summit in Los Angeles.

Kash Patel told senators the FBI held 'bad actors' accountable for political weaponization and said the bureau removed people tied to the Catholic memo and other alleged misconduct.

Abdul El-Sayed and Zohran Mamdani are backing tougher controls on artificial intelligence, while the Trump administration is taking the opposite approach.

A new Gallup poll found 27% of US workers worry technology will render their jobs obsolete, a new high.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has endorsed Rep.

The EPA said scrapping its 2024 greenhouse gas standards for power plants will save about $1.2 billion a year.

House Oversight Chairman James Comer introduced a bill aimed at stopping nondisclosure agreements from silencing abuse survivors and forcing reports of grooming.

Dmitry Shushlebin was sentenced to six years in prison for a voter registration conspiracy tied to identity theft and financial fraud.

A House panel heard warnings about a 'red-green alliance' linking Islamism and Marxism.

A conservative watchdog is urging a Senate investigation into Mount Sinai Health System over federal grants, executive pay, and its 'rural' designation.

Congress and the Institute for Women’s Health hosted 43 member countries on Capitol Hill for the sixth annual declaration on life, family, women’s health, and national sovereignty.

A congressional panel examined Jimmy Lai's imprisonment and China's press freedom and judicial independence.

The former West Virginia senator says he plans to campaign for Susan Collins, giving the Republican a rare cross-party boost in one of the Senate's tightest races.

The House approved a bipartisan bill to make large data centers cover grid and energy upgrade costs tied to their growth.

Four support acts quit Ed Sheeran's North and South America tour after Macklemore was removed for pro-Palestinian comments.

At a Missouri Prayer Breakfast, Sen.

Parents in Wake County gave the district 15 days to provide religious accommodations or face a lawsuit.

The Fed voted unanimously to raise its target range by 0.25 points to 3.75% to 4%, and Chairman Kevin Warsh said the central bank will 'stay in our lane.'

The fight over single-payer is back in the 2026 cycle.

The Center for Christian Virtue is adding eight state affiliates to its Christian Education Network.

Ukraine’s fight has become a live test of low-cost drones, domestic manufacturing and battlefield adaptation.

New data from the Institute for Family Studies shows 30.4 million single men ages 18 to 39 in the U.S. in 2025, up from 20.7 million in 2000.

The president said the only AI 'guardrails' needed are a 'STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT' and said the U.S. already has 'tremendous CRIMINAL and REGULATORY power' over AI companies.

Victor Davis Hanson argues the party did not drift left by accident.

A Dallas forum pressed the right on what comes after Trump, from immigration to AI to affordability.

Victor Davis Hanson says Trump's political comeback came after years of legal fights, media attacks and assassination attempts.

John Fetterman's appearance in a Republican convention video set off fury on the left.

Republicans are heading into the 2026 midterms with a split coalition and weaker excitement among traditional GOP voters.

Republicans are pressing the SAVE America Act and warning about Supreme Court power moves.

Trump called AI critics 'very negative forces' and said he wants the U.S. to stay ahead of China.

Fayette County is set to host the East Riverside Energy Center, a $13 billion slice of a $17 billion natural gas buildout.

Nonprofits that received federal money are fighting the White House plan to give agencies more control over grant flows.

The 25th anniversary of September 11 is a reminder that America was targeted for what it is, not just where it sits.

Federal health authorities say the largest recorded cyclosporiasis outbreak is over after contaminated iceberg lettuce sickened nearly 13,000 people across 21 states.

Vice President JD Vance used a keynote speech to blast Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, defend the family and honor Charlie Kirk.

The Sharia-Free America Caucus is looking beyond Washington and into statehouses in the 120th Congress.

John Fetterman said he will keep caucusing with Democrats even if the Senate flips in November, while vowing to work with President Donald Trump on economic issues.

Manufacturing is improving and August added 162,000 jobs across the economy, a boost Republicans hope to ride into the midterms.

The attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 killed 2,977 people and reshaped U.S. national security for a generation.