Politics
Mitt Romney Returns to Politics After More Than a Year Away from Washington
Republican former senator and presidential candidate Mitt Romney stepped back into the political spotlight after more than a year away from Washington. Since leaving the Senate in 2025, Romney has largely stayed out of the public eye and politics as a whole.
Nancy Mace Says House Documents Reveal $338K in Congressional Harassment Payouts
Taxpayers paid more than $338,000 to settle sexual harassment and misconduct claims tied to former members of Congress over a decade, according to records obtained through a congressional subpoena and described by Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C.
Crime Scene Investigators Search Area in Oklahoma Where Conservative Senate Candidate Barry Christian Was Found Dead After Two-Day Disappearance
The mystery surrounding the death of Barry Christian, a Republican candidate for the Oklahoma state Senate, shifted Friday from the politics of a missing candidate to the painstaking work of crime scene investigators trying to answer a more urgent question: what happened inside, or around, the gray Ram truck where his body was found in a remote wildlife area near Erick.
AOC vs. Zohran Mamdani on the Met Gala: Two Democratic Socialists, Two Very Different Messages
Zohran Mamdani and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may belong to the same ideological family, but the New York City politicians have made opposite decisions on how they want to treat the legendary Met Gala. They see it as two entirely different political theaters, as this year's edition is showing.
Ocasio-Cortez Seeks to Shore Up Support From Democratic Far-Left Amid Internal Party Criticism
A liberal strategist told Axios that Ocasio-Cortez has "lamented that the left was not there for her, that they are never pleased."
New Survey Finds Nearly Half of New Yorkers Approve of Mayor Zohran Mamdani
The survey, reported by The New York Times, is the first high-quality nonpartisan poll to capture New Yorkers' views of Mamdani since he took office on Jan. 1.
AOC Warns Trump's Iran Rhetoric Is 'Threat of Genocide' and Urges Officials to Reject Illegal Orders
Rep.Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , better known for her initials AOC, delivered one of her strongest rebukes yet of President Donald Trump, warning that his escalating rhetoric toward Iran could amount to a threat of genocide and calling on government officials to refuse unlawful commands.
Democrats Make Inroads in Florida as Trust in GOP Erodes Among Latino Voters: Report
Experts say ongoing Trump administration policies could complicate the GOP's appeal to many Latino voters in Florida, especially in South Florida, which for years has relied on voters of Cuban and Venezuelan descent to win the state.
AOC Not Ruling Out Backing Challengers to Democratic Incumbents, Report Claims
Axios noted that her comments come as 30 House Democratic incumbents face at least one primary challenger who had raised $100,000 or more as of the end of 2025.
Low Pay and Rising Political Violence Are Pushing Young Lawmakers Out of Local Politics: Report
Respondents to the study cited routine death threats, armed protesters in legislative galleries and explicit fears for the safety of spouses and children as additional reasons why Gen Z and Millennial lawmakers are stepping away from local politics.
Candace Owens Reveals New Evidence Regarding Charlie Kirk Assassination and Asks Utah Residents to Aid Her Investigation
The conservative commentator has been vocal in her suspicions regarding the narrative of Kirk's murder since the day it happened.
Barron Trump Missing From NYU Campus as Officials Confirm Surprise Transfer
The president's youngest son never showed up to class to begin his second year of studies at the New York City college.
Gavin Newsom Claps Back At Trump Over Mockery About His Hands
California Gov. Gavin Newsom mocked Donald Trump after the president claimed there is "something wrong" with him due to his hands
Gavin Newsom Mocks Trump With Labor Day Message: 'Sick Warped Radical Mind'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom again mocked President Donald Trump, now posting a Labor Day message parodying his communication style
Gavin Newsom Mocks Fox News Hosts Over Reaction To Trump-Like Posts: 'Nearly Cried Because I Won't Take His Advice'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom mocked Fox News hosts Jesse Watters and Sean Hannity as he continues his Trump-like publications on social media.
Musk Reportedly Stops Push To Create New Political Party To Stay On Good Side Of Prominent Republicans
Elon Musk has reportedly stopped his push to create a new political party to stay on the good side of prominent Republicans, including Vice President JD Vance, who he plans to back in the next presidential election
GOP is Relying on Latino Trump Supporters to Maintain Congress Majority. That May Be an Uphill Battle.
As the 2026 midterms approach, the GOP is looking to maintain their trifecta in government. But as Hispanics's discontent with the Trump administration grows, that may become harder.
New Texas Congressional Map Sends Two Democratic Progressives into a Vicious Battle to Remain in The U.S. House
The Texas Senate approved new congressional lines in efforts to keep GOP majority in Congress. The move angered Democrats, but put two lawmakers in an awkward position.
White House Keeps Scoreboard of Companies and How Loyal They Are To The Trump Admin: Report
The White House has created a scoreboard ranking over 500 companies on how hard they worked to support and promote the GOP's "big, beautiful bill"
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.