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White House staffer shedding GOP support after offensive chats surface
The top House Democrat said it was more evidence the rioters "should never have been pardoned"
Democratic-led states accuse the administration of shifting funds to GOP allies to punish its political opponents
But Vice President JD Vance said he refuses to "join the pearl clutching"
The presidents appeared to be discussing the Trump family business at a recent summit
Hegseth's demand that outlets not report on leaked material a draws unified backlash from the press
Rutgers Prof. Mark Bray, who studies anti-fascism, said his flight to Europe on Wednesday was mysteriously canceled
Supreme Court case could wipe out all Democratic-held seats in some deep-red Southern states
“I don’t want to have an unhappy experience with you, and I don’t want this all on camera,” Katie Porter said
The attorney general spent Tuesday dodging questions from senators about her tenure at the DOJ
A defense attorney claims that body-camera footage contradicts the government's version of a weekend shooting
Federal agents interrogated U.S. citizens and terrified children in an early-morning raid, witnesses said
“We can do things during the shutdown that are irreversible, that are bad for them,” the president warned Tuesday
At an unprecedented gathering of the nation's top military brass, the president spoke of using force in America
Friends of the alleged shooter told one journalist that they do not believe he was motivated by opposition to ICE
Ryan Walters mandated teaching of bibles and worked to require students to prove immigration status
President Trump used his UN speech to call climate change a "hoax" and tell other nations they are "going to hell"
An immigration judge ruled earlier this week that activist Mahmoud Khalil be deported to Algeria or Syria
House members accused the FBI director of running interference for people named in Epstein's case files
Despite a lack of evidence, the White House wants to see Letitia James face charges over mortgage fraud
The actor, director and environmentalist died at his Utah home on Tuesday
The president hailed the "great decision" by the Georgia Supreme Court.
The Breakfast Club host reflected on Kirk’s assassination and the need for gun reform
Authorities also released photos of a "person of interest" who remains at large
A BBC investigation found that members of a U.S. biker gang work at Gaza aid sites where hundreds have been killed
Internal reports reveal unease among troops, with public reaction overwhelmingly negative
Mary Trump said the signature "definitely" belonged to the president
The White House stuck to their story following newly released Epstein docs
The vice president lashed out at lawmakers who criticized RFK Jr.'s public health leadership
A deal to purchase Weiss' outlet might put her in a top slot in American media
Adams reportedly met with members of Trump’s team during a trip to Florida this week
Democratic lawmakers said that it was a "great day for polio" in the nation's third most populous state
The rebranding effort comes as GOP lawmakers trying to sell the legislation face angry town halls
The resolution cites alleged assault and raises questions about Mills’s military record
Senator blasts Trump administration for caving to activist who claimed credit for canceled visit
CNN reports the justice argues Roe short-circuited debate
A federal judge ruled that the president was trying to create an illegal "national police force"
The Everglades detention center has faced legal challenges over environmental damage and detainee conditions.
The move comes just ahead of Harris' national book tour
Trump's bid to claw back $4.9 billion in aid allocated by Congress tees up big legal challenge
Gabbard also outed a CIA agent who had been working undercover, according to reports
Those using the shooting to villainize trans people have "lost their sense of common humanity," says Jacob Frey
Constituents criticized the Missouri congressman's unwavering support of Donald Trump's agenda
The president maintained that he was "not a dictator" while arguing he had "the right to do anything" he wants
Lisa Cook "should tear" Trump's letter, legal expert says. “It’s worthless”
Officials warn visas could be revoked for overstays, criminal activity, or social media posts
The panel rejected Menendez’s request for parole, citing the severity of the 1989 murders
“The deportations will continue until morale improves," the Florida governor's office said
Bolton served as Trump's national security adviser before turning into one of his staunchest critics
More than 750 federal health employees are urging HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to stop spreading falsehoods