Politics
Mexico Extradites 26 Cartel Members Amid Pressures from Trump Admin. Experts Warn More May Come.
Mexico sent 26 people accused of being cartel operatives to the U.S. amid increasing pressure from Washington. Experts say they may not be the last ones.
Group Accuses State Department Of Dramatically Scaling Back Human Rights Reports To Prioritize Trump Admin's Political Agenda
The State Department released its new, scaled-down version of its annual human rights reports, causing condemnation from advocacy groups
Former Democrats Who Backed Trump Last Elections Explain What Made Them Move To The Right: Report
Democrats are still analyzing their dramatic losses in the 2024 general election. Former blue voters who backed Trump in 2024 may have some answers.
Pentagon Considering Creating National Guard Reaction Force To Shut Down Protests and Unrest Across U.S.
The Trump administration is planning to create a new reaction force that would have hundreds of National Guard troops ready to rapidly deploy to American cities across the country
California Governor Gavin Newsom & Political Figures Blast Trump's National Guard Plan in Washington D.C.: 'This is What Dictators Do'
Numerous political figures, including Newsom, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Senator Chris Van Hollen, and more, have criticized President Donald Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard in Washington, D.C.
The Trump Administration Is Quietly Bringing Back Child Separations, An Enormously Divisive Policy From First Term: Report
The Trump administration is stepping up its efforts to get migrants to leave the country, quietly and slowly bringing back an explosive tactic from its first term— family separations.
DHS Reopens Long-Closed Immigration Cases In Efforts To Meet Deportation Quotas: 'It's Been 10 Years'
In efforts to reach ambitious deportation goals, the Department of Homeland Security is giving new life to long-time administratively closed immigration cases.
Republicans Quietly Grows Worried As Florida Rep. Cory Mills Faces Assault, Corruption Allegations
The GOP is quietly sounding alarms as Rep. Cory Mills of Florida faces accusations from assault, to corruption in Washington.
Some Democrats Reportedly Regret Supporting John Fetterman Over Democratic Opponent
As Sen. Fetterman becomes Trump's "Favorite Democrat," some in the party are reportedly regretting their support, hoping his previous opponent will soon make a comeback.
Attorneys and Advocates Sound Alarm Over Immigrants Being 'Disappeared' by ICE in Detention Centers
Immigrants are increasingly being taken into ICE custody across the country. But as lawyers seek to represent them, many are seemingly disappearing from the system.
Tulsi Gabbard Reportedly Pushed To Declassify Documents on Russia's Interference of 2016 Elections Despite CIA Concerns
DNI Gabbard ignored concerns from CIA officials who feared revealing spying sources and methods when deciding to release highly classified documents of Russia's role in U.S. election.
Georgia Senator Reports Hundreds of Human Rights Abuses To Migrants Under ICE Detention
Hundreds of human rights abuses have taken place in immigration detention centers across the country this year, according to a new report from Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.)
Migrants in Connecticut Flee Workforce Fearing Detention: 'It is Discouraging and Disruptive'
Undocumented migrants in Connecticut are disappearing quickly and quietly from the workforce as ICE continues efforts to crack down on immigration across the country.
Six Months Into His Presidency, Trump's Popularity On Immigration is On a Steady Decline, Polls Show
Six months into the Trump administration, what was once considered one of the president's most popular issues across the country, immigration, has plummeted in popularity.
White House Reportedly Believes Anger From MAGA Base Over Jeffrey Epstein Is Calming Down
The White House is looking for ways to take control of the Epstein case narrative as MAGA anger seemingly calms down, WaPo reports.
From Medicaid Cuts to Violent Deportations: Trump Policies Are Boosting Democrats' Confidence Ahead of The Midterms
Democrats are now confident that discontent over Trump's policies can help them win back Congress in the 2026 midterms.
Buyouts at Washington Post Continue As Paper Hopes To Regain Financial Standing
Buyouts at The Washington Post continue as the paper seeks to get rid of its most high-profile staffers in efforts to improve its financial standings.
U.S. Economy Will Lose Billions of Dollars As TPS Ends For Millions Of Migrants, Experts Say
Temporary Protections are set to end for millions of migrants from across the country. Experts warn the move may have significant economic impacts for the U.S.
How The Trump Administration Has Turned The Southern Border Into a Militarized Zone
Six months after President Trump declared a state of emergency in the southern border, apprehensions are low, but military presence remains high.
DNC Launches Epstein-Focused Ads to Target Republicans in Vulnerable Midterm Races
As controversy over Epstein case continues among MAGA base, the DNC is seeking to target vulnerable Republican lawmakers in new batch of ads
As Epstein Controversy Continues, Trump Administration Adopts New Messaging Strategy: Silence
The Trump administration has adopted a new and surprising tactic as they hope for the Epstein case controversy to blow over— complete silence.
Democrats Call on AG Pam Bondi to Testify Before Congress As Epstein Controversy Continues
Democrats are calling on AG Pam Bondi to testify before Congress as new WSJ report reveals she warned Trump his name was on the Epstein files.
Ghislaine Maxwell Likely To Cut a Deal With DOJ Over Information About Jeffrey Epstein: Report
The Department of Justice revealed Tuesday that it reached out to Ghislaine Maxwell, former associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, for a meeting.
'I Felt Like An Animal': Venezuelan Men Imprisoned Recount Horrors At El Salvador's Infamous Prison
Over 200 Venezuelan men who were sent to a mega-prison in El Salvador were sent back to their home country earlier this week. Now, they are telling their stories.
Shared Grievances: Trump Temporarily Reunited His MAGA Base Despite Uproar Over Epstein Files
From distrust of mainstream media, to disdain for the Murdoch family, Trump was able to rally his base over what seemed like an issue of deep divide.
Democratic Strategist Describes Party As Being 'In Shambles' In NYT Op-Ed
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the current state of the Democratic, saying it's necessary to have a 'civilized civil war'
Conservative Bots on X Post Mixed Messages As MAGA Divide Over Epstein Case Deepens
A network of X accounts have used artificial intelligence to support the Trump administration since 2024. Now, they are confused over their messaging as Epstein divide continues.
Majority of Americans Think 'Big Beautiful Bill' Will Help The Rich And Harm The Rest of the Country: Poll
About two-thirds of U.S. adults think the new tax and spending bill will benefit the wealthy and harm those in lower classes, a new AP-NORC poll suggests.
House GOP Lays Groundwork For Vote On Release Of Epstein Files As Democrats Ramp Up Pressure
House GOP are starting the process for a vote on a resolution calling for the release of the DOJ material related to the investigation on Jeffrey Epstein
Immigrants File Class-Action Lawsuit To Prevent ICE From Making Arrests At Courthouses
A group of immigrants filed a class-action lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop arrests at immigration courthouses, an increasingly popular tactic.