Texas state Rep. Brian Harrison, a Republican, called on Gov. Greg Abbott to "immediately convene a special session" to limit executive emergency powers before Democrat Gina Hinojosa takes her oath of office.

The 2028 Republican primary did not wait for the dust to settle from the midterms.

One of the original members of the House Freedom Caucus is already going on the record with his choice for president — and he is not lining up behind Vice

President Trump just delivered a concrete win for American seniors: lower Medicare costs on expensive outpatient drugs, imaging services, and more.

President Trump's appeal of his New York criminal conviction is no longer an abstract promise on a legal calendar.

Federal prosecutors have charged ten people in a sprawling gold-bar scam case that allegedly turned fear, impersonation and old-fashioned courier pickups into a pipeline for stealing from elderly Americans.

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer was asked a simple question Wednesday: Would he support blowing up the legislative filibuster?

A Pennsylvania community is confronting a horror that is almost impossible to put into words.

Police say a father killed his two young children by throwing them from a municipal parking garage in Mt. Lebanon, then jumped to his own death.

Terrifying new video shows a gunman crashing a vehicle into a Citibank office building outside Tampa, stepping out with a firearm and opening fire.

And there it is.

Democrat Rep. Ro Khanna looked at Tuesday night's election results and declared that "DEI is back."

Not affordability. Not safer streets.

Not peace. Not government accountability.

DEI.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani just scored a major courtroom victory in the battle over his controversial tax on luxury second homes.

President Trump is not sugarcoating what happened in Texas.

Hours after Republican Gov. Greg Abbott lost his bid for a fourth term, President Trump said Abbott's defeat came after a six-month turn away from the MAGA formula that once made

Vice President JD Vance is rejecting the easiest excuse for the Republican Party's midterm bloodbath.

Vance says the voters did not stay home.