Longest government shutdown in history nears likely end as House moves on funding bill
A compromise federal funding bill extending spending through Jan. 30 heads to a House vote Wednesday, potentially ending the 43-day government shutdown.
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WATCH: Hidden camera catches red-state university admins admitting how they ‘cleverly’ disguised DEI agenda
Video obtained by Accuracy in Media shows administrators at North Carolina A&T State University explaining how they have simply rebranded their DEI efforts.
UC Berkeley’s bloody protest of TPUSA allegedly funded by far-left nonprofit
Federal investigation launched into Berkeley protest violence linked to BAMN nonprofit. Tax-exempt group accused of exploiting charitable status while fomenting campus unrest.
Trump makes formal request to Israeli president to pardon Netanyahu
President Donald Trump formally requested that Israeli President Isaac Herzog pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid his corruption trial.
Scalise reveals post-shutdown GOP battle plan as House readies for intense new schedule
The House of Representatives is expected to come back into session next week with a busy schedule working day and night.
Kennedy grandson launches campaign to replace longtime Democrat in Congress
JFK's grandson Jack Schlossberg launches House campaign to replace retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler in Manhattan district, promising fresh energy in Washington.
Mamdani-style candidate living off parents’ money could ouster incumbent Dem mayor
Progressive activist Katie Wilson, who credits her parents’ financial help for allowing her to run, may soon replace longtime Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell after a razor-thin election.
Trump’s signature tariffs hang on key question about Congress’ power before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court weighs separation of powers issues as Donald Trump defends his use of emergency law to bypass Congress on global tariffs.
Bill to end government shutdown survives key hurdle before House-wide vote
The House is set to vote Wednesday on ending the government shutdown after the funding bill clears a key committee hurdle.
Reagan-appointed judge resigns in protest of Trump, warns of president’s ‘assault on the rule of law’
A federal judge resigned in protest over President Donald Trump's "assault on rule of law," citing the president's partisan use of the justice system.