Kristin Robbins, a prominent Minnesota Republican legislator and gubernatorial contender, has suspended her bid for the governors office, citing political realities and party dynamics that she says now favor a different path.

Texas Rep. Keith Self is moving to shut down the practice of cousin marriage nationwide by cutting off federal benefits to any union between first cousins or closer relatives, a move he argues defends American values against practices permitted under Sharia.

A leading Republican contender for California governor is vowing to do what Washington refused to do: hold Dr. Anthony Fauci legally accountable for his role in the COVID-19 debacle.

An Oregon man who admitted to targeting a federal law-enforcement aircraft with a high-powered laser during a wave of anti-immigration enforcement agitation has been convicted on federal charges.

President Donald Trump has moved to lift a 10% tariff on Scottish whisky, casting the decision as both a diplomatic gesture to the British monarchy and a strategic boost for transatlantic trade.

Two of the most prominent figures in todays Republican Party are descending on Iowa in the coming days, underscoring how the 2026 midterms and the looming 2028 presidential race are already converging in one of the GOPs most consequential battlegrounds.

Most people in Erika Kirks position would have stayed home.

Ann Arbor, Michigan, has ordered the removal of more than 600 long-standing Neighborhood Watch signs at a cost of $18,000 in public funds, after city leaders branded the crime-prevention markers expressions of exclusion that allegedly foster racial profiling and make minorities feel unwelcome.

An inmate serving multiple life sentences for murder claims he discovered what appears to be a suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein during the brief period they shared a cell in 2019.

Former Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene may be estranged from President Donald Trump, but she is still sending pointed warnings his way about who is and is not truly on his side.