CNN host Dana Bash drew sharp criticism after claiming Republican ballots in California are counted “culturally” first, a remark conservatives say showed how little the media respects election integrity concerns.
Tom Homan pushed back on calls to shut down a federal ICE detention center, saying many detainees must be held by law and enforcement will continue either way.
Federal prosecutors say they are tracking credible election fraud reports while California officials spar over the state’s vote-counting process.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is restarting her case against Trump allies after the state Supreme Court rejected her appeal.
Trump said the Freedom 250 rally will go on with new performers after several booked acts backed out.
President Trump said he may ask for an update on the reopened investigation into cocaine found in the Biden White House.
The Senate rejected the SAVE America Act in a 48-50 vote, and four Republicans sided with Democrats to stop it.
John Bolton is expected to plead guilty to retaining classified information, with a federal hearing set for June 26.
Trump blasted California’s slow ballot count and said the state is “rigging the election” as key races remain unsettled.
Senate Republicans moved a major immigration enforcement package forward after the Trump administration dropped a controversial anti-weaponization fund and kept pressure on the bill.
Todd Blanche calmly swatted down Rosa DeLauro’s rant over the Trump IRS settlement, and the clip is getting attention for all the right reasons.
A new indictment claims the Southern Poverty Law Center paid for Klan robes, wood, and gas tied to cross burnings.
Trump’s new executive order pushes federal regulators to crack down on banks, lending, and financial gaps tied to illegal immigration, money laundering, and cartel activity.
Senate Republicans are pressing the Trump administration to abandon its stalled anti-weaponization fund before they restart a major ICE and Border Patrol funding package.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department is walking away from the controversial Anti-Weaponization Fund after court fights and pressure from House lawmakers.