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GOP Lawmaker: Swalwell ‘May Go to Jail’ As ‘More Disgusting Stuff Coming’

Washington was thrown into turmoil Monday after Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) announced he would resign from Congress following multiple serious allegations of sexual misconduct—triggering swift reactions from lawmakers across the political spectrum. Swalwell, a longtime critic of President Donald J. Trump, confirmed his resignation in a written statement, apologizing

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Senate Rejects Measure To Limit Trump War Powers In Iran For Fourth Time

A Senate effort to rein in President Donald J. Trump’s authority in the ongoing Iran conflict has once again fallen short, as lawmakers rejected a war powers resolution for the fourth time—underscoring continued Republican support for the administration’s approach. The measure failed in a 52–47 vote,

Trump Signals War Nearing End, Warns Of Iranian Suffering If No Deal

President Donald J. Trump signaled this week that the U.S. conflict with Iran may be nearing its conclusion, pointing to what his administration views as decisive military and economic pressure on the regime in Tehran. Speaking in an interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo, Trump stopped short of

Federal Judge Blocks Indiana Voter ID Law Banning Student IDs Ahead of Primary

A federal judge has dealt a setback to Indiana’s efforts to tighten election security, blocking enforcement of a law that would have barred student identification cards from being used at the ballot box. U.S. District Judge Richard Young issued a preliminary injunction against Senate Bill 10 (SB 10)

Trump Says He’s Prepared To Appoint Up To 3 Supreme Court Justices

President Donald J. Trump is making it clear that he stands ready to further shape the future of the Supreme Court, signaling he could nominate as many as three justices if vacancies arise—an announcement that underscores the high stakes surrounding the Court’s ideological balance. Speaking in an interview

6 Republicans Join Dems to Pass House Measure Extending TPS for Haitians

A group of House Republicans broke ranks with President Donald J. Trump and GOP leadership on Wednesday, siding with Democrats to advance legislation that would reinstate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals—highlighting deepening divisions within the Republican Party over immigration policy. The measure, introduced by Rep. Ayanna Pressley,

Trump Says He’s ‘Prepared’ To Replace Alito Amid Retirement Rumors

With an eye toward preserving and potentially expanding the Supreme Court’s conservative majority, President Donald J. Trump signaled this week that his administration is fully prepared to act swiftly should a vacancy arise on the nation’s highest court. In an interview with Fox Business, Trump revealed that he

Tim Walz Learns Fate After Impeachment Vote

A Republican-led effort to hold Minnesota’s top Democratic officials accountable for a sprawling fraud scandal hit a roadblock this week, after a key legislative committee deadlocked along party lines. In a closely watched vote, the Minnesota House Rules and Administration Committee split 8-8 on a resolution to advance articles

Republican Candidate Rising In Blue State Special Election

As Republicans look to expand their narrow House majority, a high-stakes special election in northern New Jersey is drawing national attention—pitting a pragmatic GOP candidate against a Democrat backed by the party’s far-left flank. Republican candidate Joe Hathaway is making an unconventional pitch to voters in the state’

SCOTUS Hands Major Win to Law Enforcement, Slaps Down Activist Lawsuit

In a decisive move for the rule of law, the Supreme Court of the United States has upheld the principle of qualified immunity, shielding a Vermont state police officer from a litigious protester seeking to capitalize on a routine arrest. The unsigned per curiam decision in Zorn v. Linton effectively