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US dual citizen extradited to El Salvador, accused of killing son's mother and abandoning toddler: DOJ
California's Michael Alejandro Castillo Murga became the first U.S. citizen extradited to El Salvador. He faces aggravated femicide charges in a 2019 killing.
Dem probes could ‘torture’ young Trump officials with crushing legal bills, subpoenaed conservative warns
Rachel Bovard of CPI warns Democrats could follow Jack Smith's playbook to target young Trump administration officials with costly subpoenas.
Report on alleged ‘second Dan Sullivan’ effort emerges after nearly 1 in 10 Alaskans voted
The Alaska Division of Elections reported roughly 58,000 early ballots cast as Dan Sullivan faces a same-name independent challenger on the ballot.
Feds raid multiple Minnesota autism service providers amid Medicaid fraud investigations
Federal agents raided Minnesota autism service providers in St. Louis Park and Edina as Medicaid fraud investigations intensify across the state.
Election expert sounds alarm on how noncitizens are landing on voter rolls
J. Christian Adams says the SAVE database could help clean voter rolls, but California and Washington still refuse to use it for verification.
Dead felon voting controversy grows as 'Betty No Last Name' surfaces in Spanberger's rights restoration push
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's office sent a voting rights citation to "Betty No Last Name," raising fraud concerns over felon restoration.
Libertarians challenge Trump-backed Republicans, look to shake up midterms beyond GOP-Dem duopoly
Libertarian candidate Jeremy Todd is running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Kentucky's 4th Congressional District after incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie lost the GOP primary.
Sky-high gas prices aren't shaking Trump's MAGA faithful in oil country as supporters warn of bigger threat
Donald Trump rallied supporters in Texas who say rising costs haven't shaken their loyalty, warning socialism and progressive policies threaten America.
Little-known rule could stop socialists from being sworn into Congress
Rep. Keith Self says he could challenge Democratic Socialists of America members' right to take the House oath of office in the new Congress.
'Decoy Dan' Sullivan case leads top senator to break four-year X silence: 'Pattern of Lies'
Lisa Murkowski broke years of silence on X to accuse Mary Peltola's team of ballot manipulation through a decoy Dan Sullivan candidate scheme.
Cruz says there's 'real risk that Americans will die' if El-Sayed gains access to US intelligence
Sen. Ted Cruz suggested that if Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed becomes a senator, he could tip off terrorists using U.S. intelligence.
Trump DOJ's fight over 20K suspected noncitizen voters takes sharp turn as California ballots pour in
A federal judge blocked the Justice Department's bid to sequester ballots from over 20,000 suspected noncitizen voters on California's voter rolls.