October 7, 2026

The president met this week with infamous former election clerk Tina Peters on election integrity, former Trump administration official Ed Martin said.

WASHINGTON — GIFFORDS Law Center, the legal arm of the national gun violence prevention group GIFFORDS, released the following statement after the

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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox is promoting himself as a "peacemaker."

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has signaled that he is contemplating retirement, a move that could have significant implications for the future composition of the court and political dynamics in Washington. Alito, at 76 years old, indicated in a recent interview that he considered stepping down this year and will reassess his position again in 2027. In excerpts from an interview set to air on CBS News, Alito stated, "It's something that I think that somebody at my age has to think about every term." He noted his belief that he still has valuable contributions to make to the bench, which is why he initially accepted his role as a justice.

The infamous 737 is connected to a DHS contractor who received “an appearance of favoritism.”

After inspectors turned the lens back on him, Pulte moved to slash their budget.

The family alleges wrongful death and deprivation of civil rights.

"If the incident never occurred, why are you afraid of answering the question?" asked his ex-wife's lawyer.

A cadre of anti-tax Californians have seen their personal wealth increase by over 64 percent in the last twenty months.

The move, affecting about one-fifth of the National Science Foundation’s primary research budget, is the latest sign of how the White House is asserting more control over grants.

In a controversial development that has raised eyebrows among political analysts, U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri is facing scrutiny over a series of unusual donation patterns linked to his campaign. Recent filings with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) have flagged multiple donors for making excessive contributions, drawing attention to significant inconsistencies in campaign finance reports. The issue came to light following a $78.08 contribution in December 2023 from a resident of a small community near Austin, Texas.