Also: a congressman on his way out files 26 impeachment charges against Trump, a carpenter beats ICE in Manhattan, and farm country picks a side.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus members joined America’s Voice to call for an end to the ICE Tax that’s making the lives of all working families more expensive.

Eric Schmitt accused Jack Smith of perjury over supposed evidence placing him at an Atlanta Hawks game. There was just one problem: It was the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Former special counsel Jack Smith stressed in prepared remarks that it was the evidence tied to President Trump’s own actions that prompted him to bring charges against Trump. The opening statement…

Education staff are being scattered across several other federal agencies. Despite the Trump administration's claims, employees say it's adding bureaucracy and making it harder to serve students.

When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the Trump administration can resume using its voter suppression database to help Republicans remove voters from the rolls, I called it what it is: a te...

Diego Sarabia, one of the Cornell students accused of sexual assault, is suddenly out of a job at Wells Fargo as prosecutors reopen their investigation of the alleged 2024 incident ... TMZ has learned...

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The internal dynamics of President Donald Trump's administration could be the most critical factor in determining his political future, according to a recent commentary by columnist Molly Jong-Fast. She argues that the peer-like structure within the White House may pose a greater threat to Trump’s presidency than external issues such as international conflicts or economic crises. In a guest essay for The New York Times, Jong-Fast compares Trump's administration to a high school experience dominated by superficial popularity contests rather than substantive governance.

A stark warning has been issued by a former senior CIA officer regarding President Donald Trump's administration, suggesting that the current focus on immigration enforcement could potentially lead to a "mass casualty event." Marc Polymeropoulos, who spent 26 years in CIA operations before retiring in 2019, voiced his concerns via social media, highlighting what he termed a dangerous shift in federal law enforcement priorities.

Prosecutors in central New York say they are reopening the case of alleged gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity.