650 articles in the Politics category.
By Tommy Flynn
The impasse, Democrats' second block in 48 hours, bears their leadership's imprint, as the measure garnered unanimous House Republican backing and three Senate Democratic votes
By Tommy Flynn
The pause targets the $16 billion federal commitment to the Gateway Program's Hudson River rail tunnel, aimed at replacing century-old infrastructure between New Jersey and Manhattan, and over $2 billion for the Second Avenue Subway's Phase 2 extension from 96th to 125th Street in Harlem.
By Tommy Flynn
The library, spanning an estimated 90,000 square feet, will include interactive displays on the Abraham Accords, border security reforms, and economic policies, alongside archives of over 1 million documents from both terms.
By Alan Wooten
Judicial Accountability for Public Safety Act, authored by Rep. Tim Moore, R-N.C., was filed after Monday’s field hearing in Charlotte by the Committee on the Judiciary. Moore participated in the discussion along with a number of other congressmen and congresswomen from the state.
By Tommy Flynn
Democrats tried to blackmail Republicans into adding $1.5 Trillion to the clean spending bill, $500 million of which would go to health care for illegal aliens.
By Tommy Flynn
This threat is designed to undermine President Trump by intimidating those willing to work with the administration.
By Thérèse Boudreaux
Republicans’ Continuing Resolution – which the Senate will vote on again Tuesday – would extend existing government funding levels until Nov. 21, buying lawmakers time to pass all 12 annual appropriations bills for fiscal year 2026.
By Thérèse Boudreaux
The stakes are even higher this time around given that the Trump administration is planning to make some of the furloughs permanent if the government shuts down. An Office of Management and Budget memo called on agencies to “use this opportunity” to eliminate agency positions deemed unnecessary.
By Tommy Flynn
This uptick stems directly from inflammatory rhetoric portraying conservatives as existential threats, rhetoric that has permeated Democratic leadership and justified vigilante responses in the minds of radicals.
By Brett Rowland
Trump has long wanted to take action against the decentralized, leaderless collection of groups, networks and people who claim to be anti-fascist. But it didn't get done during his first term in office.
By RWTNews Staff
The findings align with President Trump's initiatives, including National Guard deployments to Washington, D.C., and Memphis, and plans for Baltimore, Chicago, and New Orleans.
By RWTNews Staff
President Trump signed a memorandum on September 15 directing the mobilization, deputizing Tennessee National Guard members under the U.S. Marshals Service to assist local police without making arrests or carrying weapons unless requested.