President Donald Trump used the State of the Union to award Coast Guard Petty Officer Scott Ruskan the Legion of Merit for Extraordinary Heroism after his single handed rescue of 165 flood victims in Texas. Ruskan’s calm under pressure and willingness to stay boots on the ground show real courage and public service at its best.
President Donald Trump slammed large-scale fraud in Minnesota during the State of the Union and announced Vice President JD Vance will lead a new federal effort to stop it. He said the fraud costs taxpayers billions and promised swift action, while criticizing open immigration policies that he says import corruption.
Rep. Ilhan Omar erupted during President Donald Trump’s State of the Union after his warning about Somali crime and illegal immigration. Cameras caught Omar and other Democrats shouting back. Here is what happened and why it matters.
Lara Trump warns that hateful talk from Democrats may be fueling real threats against President Donald Trump after a gunman tried to force his way into Mar-a-Lago and was shot by the Secret Service. Here is what she said and why it matters.
Two senior judges announced plans to take senior status on influential federal appeals courts. Those moves create two vacancies President Donald Trump can fill, a chance to shape the law on major cases involving finance, national security, and civil litigation. This newsletter explains what senior status means, why these particular courts matter, how this fits into the broader judicial fight, and what to expect next.
Governor Gavin Newsom took a public swipe at Vice President Kamala Harris, reminding listeners of her political origins with former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown. The remark landed during a book tour stop and revived old footage and conversation about Harris’s early career and Brown’s influence.
California’s top-two primary could hand Republicans both spots in November if Democrats keep splitting the vote. New polling shows two GOP candidates surging while Democrats remain fractured.
At the Munich Security Conference Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez struggled through questions on China, misidentified geography and later teared up on Instagram while blaming critics. Here is what happened, what she said, and why it matters for American foreign policy debates.
Kari Lake, as head of USAGM, says she is cutting corruption, shrinking the agency to statutory levels, and redirecting America’s overseas broadcasting to match President Donald Trump’s priorities. She faces fierce pushback from leftwing media and some lawmakers over funding choices and transparency concerns.
Three San Jose engineers have been indicted for allegedly stealing hundreds of Google and chipset trade secrets and sending them to Iran. The indictment raises fresh alarms about insider threats and foreign espionage inside U.S. tech hubs.
The Chicago Bears are flirting with a move to Hammond, Indiana. Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich blames Governor JB Pritzker for failing to keep the team in state, while Indiana lawmakers raced to offer stadium deals. Local leaders in Chicago are furious and scrambling for answers.
An 11-year-old boy in Pennsylvania faces adult homicide charges after prosecutors say he shot his adoptive father in bed. The case raises tough questions about juvenile accountability, firearms storage, and how we protect children and families.
President Donald Trump criticized Supreme Court justices, including Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett, after the court limited his tariff power under IEEPA and he moved to impose new tariffs under a different law.
Internal FBI emails obtained by Fox News suggest the Biden White House coordinated with the Justice Department before the FBI searched Mar-a-Lago. New documents raise questions about who knew what and when.
Senator Mitch McConnell refused to bring the SAVE Act to the Senate floor, leaving supporters of voter ID and election integrity furious. Here is what happened, why it matters, and what conservatives can do next.