Nearly two and a half years after nearly coming to blows in a viral Senate hearing, Teamsters President Sean OBrien is now publicly backing Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., after President Donald Trump tapped the Oklahoma lawmaker to lead the Department of Homeland Security.

A senior strategist behind New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdanis rise to power has already begun marketing his brand of hard-left politics overseas, despite the mayor having held office for barely two months.

A group of white male police officers in Philadelphia is taking their city to court, arguing that radical diversity, equity and inclusion policies have turned skin color and sex into the deciding factors for promotion in one of Americas largest police departments.

The District of Columbias highest court has struck down the citys ban on firearm magazines holding more than ten rounds, declaring the restriction unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.

A former Iranian political prisoner stunned a CNN panel when he argued that Iran has long viewed itself as being at war with the United States, and that President Donald Trump is trying to end, not start, that conflict.

A widening rift has emerged between President Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson, once one of his most influential media allies, after the President declared that the former Fox News host has lost his way and no longer represents the MAGA movement.

A Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful in Iowa who brands himself as a champion of old Democratic values is courting voters at a venue steeped in some of the lefts most radical causes.

A little girls shattered life in the Mojave Desert now stands as a stark indictment of Californias political leadership and its reckless embrace of illegal immigration.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is accusing members of her own party of siding with Democrats to block her effort to subpoena Rep. Ilhan Omars (D-MN) immigration records, deepening conservative frustration over what many see as a Congress unwilling to confront alleged fraud by one of its own.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Thursday offered emphatic praise for Kristi Noem after President Donald Trump removed her from her post as secretary of homeland security and reassigned her to a new diplomatic role.