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Both Sides Call It Fairness: Virginia Votes Monday on Who’s Right
Democrats hold a fundraising edge and slim polling lead — but GOP-leaning districts are voting early at a higher rate
Democrats hold a fundraising edge and slim polling lead — but GOP-leaning districts are voting early at a higher rate
The White House is exploring troop repositioning as leverage against NATO holdouts — but analysts warn pulling forces from Germany and Spain weakens U.S. deterrence against Russia more than it punishes European governments
Trump promises to pardon "everyone within 200 feet of the Oval" as he quietly grants 1,600 clemency acts — six times his first-term total
Republicans are counting on Trump's war chest to stop a Democratic wave — but his 2022 playbook offers a cautionary tale
Trump's most famous superfan spent a week demanding intervention, invoking the 25th Amendment, and watching the deal fall apart
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin suggested the Trump administration could strip Customs and Border Protection from major airports in sanctuary cities — a move that would ground international flights at 11 of America's busiest hubs
President invokes divine backing while threatening to "take out" entire country; 59% of Americans say military action has gone too far
The White House unveiled the largest proposed year-over-year defense spending increase since World War II — paired with $73 billion in domestic cuts — as the Iran war enters its fifth week