
DOJ Accused of Misrepresenting Use of Voter Registration Data in Court
Justice Department officials allegedly misled a federal judge about their handling of nonpublic voter roll data while registration irregularities emerge.

Justice Department officials allegedly misled a federal judge about their handling of nonpublic voter roll data while registration irregularities emerge.

State leaders discuss energy policy alternatives while NYC faces debate over proposed municipal grocery stores.

A three-way Democratic primary race in Michigan has exposed tensions within the party over Israel policy and progressive politics.

GOP explores budget reconciliation to fund ICE and Border Patrol without Democratic support, potentially limiting other legislative priorities.

Federal officials removed migrant children from a Westchester County facility following complaints about treatment.

LA City Council met privately for over 90 minutes before voting to approve $177 million in taxpayer funding for tenant-rights organizations.

The U.S. military is conducting Operation Epic Fury while lawmakers debate critical mineral access amid concerns over foreign dependence.

University of Oregon will provide abortion medication on campus while Missouri senator gains support for federal restrictions.

Minnesota Senate approved legislation barring federal immigration agents from wearing masks and permitting lawsuits over alleged rights violations.

Recent political commentary explores evolving definitions of masculinity and gender roles in contemporary American political discourse.

A second former female staffer has accused Rep. Tony Gonzales of sending sexually explicit text messages, following his earlier admission of an affair with a different aide.

Multiple religious figures have recently commented on the intersection of faith and politics in America.

Rep. Brandon Gill endorses Ken Paxton for Texas Senate while GOP concerns grow over third-party candidates in key races.

President Trump praised ICE officers helping at airports during funding delays while considering National Guard deployment for additional assistance.

Sources indicate Supreme Court Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas do not plan to retire during the current term.
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