718 articles in the US News category.
By Chris Wade
In an op-ed published Sunday by the New York Times, Hochul said she believes he's the best candidate to run the nation's largest city despite her disagreements with the Queens assemblyman over his controversial proposals.
By Tommy Flynn
President Trump responded forcefully in a Truth Social post early Monday, accusing Bowser of succumbing to pressure from Radical Left Democrats and risking the hard-won progress.
By Tommy Flynn
One major red flag, as outlined in Barnes' report for Just the News, is the paper color mismatch. President Trump's outgoing correspondence typically uses off-white or yellow-to-beige paper, while the Epstein letter appears on white paper matching the birthday book's pages.
By Tommy Flynn
The initiative stems from a peace accord brokered by the U.S. in June 2025, where DRC and Rwandan officials committed to ending a long-simmering conflict in eastern Congo that has claimed thousands of lives and disrupted mining operations.
By Brett Rowland
Democracy Restored, a nonprofit dedicated to showing how government works, reviewed the tax returns of more than 75 of the top nonprofit organizations focused on climate change.
By Tommy Flynn
The case lay dormant for years until FBI Director Kash Patel, appointed by President Trump, reopened it in early 2025 as part of broader efforts to address leaks and hold former officials accountable for mishandling sensitive information.
By Tommy Flynn
Law enforcement sources indicate the roommate, a biological male transitioning to female, has cooperated fully with investigators, providing insights into Robinson's escalating radicalization.
By Tommy Flynn
The accomplice angle gained traction after security footage from the university and nearby residences was handed over to the FBI. One key video, captured by a doorbell camera near the scene, shows Robinson speaking into a cellphone shortly after fleeing, discussing details of the murder in a manner suggesting coordination with another party.
By Tommy Flynn
The ruling stems from a legal battle over the Biden-era CHNV (Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela) parole program, launched in January 2023 for Venezuelans and expanded later that year to the other nations.
By Tommy Flynn
Assistant Secretary for Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin praised the agents' actions: "These brave men and women put themselves in harm's way every day to uphold our laws, and this incident underscores the growing dangers they face,"
By RWTNews Staff
The map adjusts boundaries in urban areas like Kansas City, incorporating more rural, Republican-leaning voters into Cleaver's district while protecting incumbents in the other six GOP-held seats.
By Thérèse Boudreaux
Led by U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, more than two dozen lawmakers have signed on to an open letter calling Friday for House leaders to form a Select Committee to Investigate the Left's Assault on America and the Rule of Law.