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Biden's Hur interview tapes could now go public after his attorneys wave white flag
Joe Biden's attorneys dropped their case blocking audio recordings from Robert Hur's classified documents probe, clearing way for congressional access.
Debt-ridden Democrats tap a surprising asset as collateral for $15M loan
The Democratic National Committee used its headquarters as collateral for a record $15 million off-year loan as it carries $18.5 million in debt against the RNC's huge war chest.
McConnell out of hospital, still not 'medically cleared' to return to Senate
Mitch McConnell continues rehabilitation with multiple daily physical therapy sessions after his June fall, but childhood polio complicates his mobility.
Trump critic Massie joins Democrats in unprecedented bid to sue White House over Iran war
Thomas Massie accused President Trump and Secretary Hegseth of violating the War Powers Resolution, joining Democrats in a resolution to sue over the Iran war.
NY assemblyman calls for DOJ to investigate Mamdani, protect Jewish New Yorkers after stabbing attacks
Assemblyman Michael Novakhov calls on the DOJ to open a civil rights investigation into Mayor Zohran Mamdani after Upper West Side stabbings.
Scalise warns 'Bolshevik revolution' taking over Dem Party after socialist primary wins
Scalise warns of a "Bolshevik revolution" inside the Democrat Party as DSA-backed candidates defeat incumbent progressives in recent primaries.
Trump admin targets woke schools accused of hiding students' gender transitions from parents
Linda McMahon says the Education Department and DOJ are taking action against two school districts accused of hiding students' gender transitions.
Exposed Fauci diary shows he estimated COVID-19 death rate to be much lower than what he told Congress
Anthony Fauci's private diary reveals he estimated COVID-19's case fatality rate at 0.2-0.3% but weeks later told Congress it was around 1%.
Harvard tops nation in foreign cash haul as Cotton demands probe into China funding
Harvard University tops all U.S. colleges with nearly $4.5 billion in foreign funding, and Sen. Tom Cotton wants the Education Department to investigate.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump admin fast-tracks asylum cases, bypassing interviews to slash backlog
USCIS can now refer asylum applications directly to immigration judges without interviews, a move the Trump administration says cuts the backlog.
Acting Director of National Intelligence announces 4th wave of layoffs
Acting DNI William Pulte on Sunday announced the completion of a fourth batch of layoffs from Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
Rep Thomas Massie says the Iran war has 'significantly weakened' America 'all for Israel'
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky declared in a post on X that the Iran war has "significantly weakened" the United States of America.