Senator Bill Hagerty told Maria Bartiromo the SAVE Act would require ID for federal voting, noted broad public support, and criticized Democrats for blocking the bill despite majority approval among their own voters.
At the Munich Security Conference Hillary Clinton launched a sharp critique of conservatives, immigration policy, and what she called nostalgia for a past that favored white men. Her comments touched on race, family, and border enforcement, and included a disputed claim about child detentions under past administrations.
Congress members voted to restrict DHS funding at home and then flew to the Munich Security Conference where some met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The move raises questions about priorities and national security.
Four astronauts reached the International Space Station after a 34-hour SpaceX trip, restoring full crew levels for an eight month mission following a rare medical evacuation last month.
William Kelly, charged in the Cities Church disruption, staged a loud outside-court message calling for resistance against federal agents while denying wrongdoing. His actions raise questions about free exercise of religion and the limits of protest.
Federal prosecutors say a transnational marriage fraud ring targeted U.S. service members to get base access and green cards. Eleven defendants face indictments after investigators uncovered payments, staged photo shoots, and attempted bribery to obtain unauthorized military IDs.
At a State Department confirmation hearing, Senator Cory Booker acted surprised when asked about Replacement Theory. The nominee said Democrat immigration policies show the pattern. Here is why conservatives say this is a real political strategy and how examples in Europe and recent remarks from Democrats keep the argument alive.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized President Donald Trump at the Munich Security Conference, saying U.S. global leadership was challenged and possibly squandered. Merz warned of a growing divide between Europe and the United States and stressed free trade and limits on speech that violates human dignity. Other European leaders echoed concerns about tone and respect.
A Miami doctor was found dead and naked inside a Dollar Tree walk in freezer. The medical examiner ruled accidental environmental hypothermia with alcohol as a contributing factor. Her family remembers her as a dedicated anesthesiologist and mother, and they hope to bring her home to Nicaragua.
The SAVE Act would require documentary proof of citizenship and voter ID for federal elections. House Republicans passed it, but the Senate faces the filibuster and leadership hesitation. Here is why conservatives should push for action now.
The SAVE America Act just hit 49 GOP co-sponsors in the Senate, putting Republicans one vote away from using a standing filibuster to pass voter ID and proof of citizenship rules. Momentum is building and pressure is on the holdouts.
A Truth Social post that included an AI Lion King clip showing the Obamas as animals sparked outrage. President Donald Trump says the clip was part of a longer voter fraud video and he did not fire the staffer who posted it.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna blasted Senate GOP leadership for refusing to force a vote on the SAVE Act, saying Senate Majority Leader John Thune is siding with Chuck Schumer and shrugging off voter ID and common sense election reforms that have broad public support.
Attorney General Pam Bondi faced tough questioning in a House hearing after the DOJ released 3 million Epstein files. Rep. Ted Lieu accused her of shielding powerful figures and demanded her resignation. Bondi defended redactions and blamed sanctuary policies in California for deflecting criticism.
Washington has formally complained to Brussels about Spain’s decree to regularize up to 840,000 irregular migrants. European officials warn the move could strain EU rules and Schengen mobility, while Spanish opposition calls it a threat to security and the rule of law.