729 articles in the US News category.
By RWTNews Staff
Positioning herself as Trump's staunchest ally in the race, Mace committed to seeking his endorsement, highlighting her defense of him in high-stakes moments like rallying GOP support for Speaker Mike Johnson and her role in exposing media bias that led to a $15 million settlement for Trump's library.
By RWTNews Staff
This isn't their first rodeo—echoing a 2021 walkout to dodge voting reforms—but now, with new rules in place, the fugitives face stiff consequences.
By Tommy Flynn
A sweeping ruling could strike down race-based districts across the South and beyond, where states have drawn maps to ensure minority representation under VRA mandates.
By RWTNews Staff
Judge, Prosecutor, District Attorney, Pirro's journey to this pivotal role is rooted in decades of groundbreaking legal service.
By Tommy Flynn
Trump's restraint comes amid a stormy relationship with Powell, whom he appointed in 2018 but quickly criticized for hiking rates during his first term, which Trump argued stifled economic growth.
By RWTNews Staff
The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, led by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, is spearheading the effort, sending letters to states like California, Wisconsin, Utah, and New Hampshire to address lax voter roll maintenance.
By Tommy Flynn
Recent social media activity indicates a coordinated push. On X, repetitive posts from accounts like @HoChiMinh123087 accuse Trump in identical language under pro-Trump threads, hinting at bot or astroturfing campaigns.
By Tommy Flynn
Let’s be clear: there’s no evidence ICE agents were rounding up people solely based on ethnicity or language. The court’s assertion ignores the reality of law enforcement, where profiling is a vital tool—not a dirty word.
By Tommy Flynn
The investigation, prompted by a complaint from Sen. Tom Cotton, focuses on allegations that Smith’s legal maneuvers were designed to undermine Trump’s campaign.
By RWTNews Staff
Trump targeted CPB for its bias and inefficiency, arguing that private markets should sustain media without government interference. This defunding aligns with efforts to trim wasteful spending and prioritize essential services over corporate welfare for broadcasters.
By RWTNews Staff
The next attempt is set for Friday, August 1, at 11:43 a.m. EDT, though weather forecasts predict less favorable conditions.
By Tommy Flynn
The confrontation occurred near the 9900 block of Burgess Road, where ICE agents were conducting an enforcement action.