President Trump to Award Roger Clemens the Presidential Medal of Freedom
President Donald Trump announced he will award baseball legend Roger Clemens the Medal of Freedom at a San Antonio rally.
President Trump Interrupted by Protesters While Campaigning for Paxton in Texas Senate Race
President Trump faced at least a dozen protesters during a Texas rally as he campaigned for Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Faces Backlash for Oct. 7 Statement Mourning Hamas Attack and Criticizing Israel
NYC Mayor Mamdani’s statement marking the Hamas attack anniversary condemns Israel, sparking sharp rebuke from Democrats and Jewish groups.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Faces Backlash for Oct. 7 Statement Mourning Hamas Attack and Criticizing Israel
NYC Mayor Mamdani’s statement marking the Hamas attack anniversary condemns Israel, sparking sharp rebuke from Democrats and Jewish groups.
Christa Pike Conscious and Speaking After Failed Tennessee Execution
Christa Pike remains conscious and speaking after a failed lethal injection in Tennessee, her attorneys confirm from her hospital bed.
California Gov. Newsom Calls for 25th Amendment Removal of President Trump
California Gov. Gavin Newsom demands invoking the 25th Amendment against President Trump after his comments about Los Angeles and San Diego.
Trump Sons’ Investments Yield Billions in Pentagon Contracts Since 2025
Since 2025, companies backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump have won more than $6 billion in Pentagon contracts.
JD Vance Rally in Alaska Interrupted by Heckler Insulting Vance and Trump
JD Vance's Alaska rally for Sen. Dan Sullivan was disrupted by a heckler who shouted insults at Vance and President Trump.
FBI Whistleblower Alleges White House Pressured Unconstitutional Probe of LA Protesters
A former FBI analyst alleges the Trump White House pressured investigations into peaceful LA protesters, violating constitutional rights.
Trump Administration Highlights Rare Cases of Noncitizen Voting Fraud
Trump administration cites DOJ data on noncitizen voting cases, but experts say these are too few to impact elections.