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This wouldn't have happened if Trump had let the festival be more about celebrating the country and less about inflating his own already bloated ego.
Louisiana Gov. postponed a primary election already in progress to implement a redistricting effort that disenfranchises Black voters.
During a White House Cabinet meeting, Trump declared that "Somalians" in Minnesota are all "crooks."
Trump's plan to pay Jan 6 rioters blocked, sparking bipartisan outrage over rewriting history and protecting insurrection.
President Donald Trump has refiled his $10 billion lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal and two WSJ reporters over Epstein reporting.
A group of retired federal judges is calling for an investigation into Trump's IRS immunity and the 'Anti-Weaponization Fund.'
President Donald Trump's plan for an “anti-weaponization” fund intended to pay out Jan. 6 rioters has surprisingly drawn bipartisan outrage.
Despite being under a ceasefire with hopes increasing that a peace deal would be reached soon, the U.S. launched strikes against Iran on Wednesday.
The South Carolina House passed a new map eliminating the district held by Rep. James Clyburn, but the map failed twice in the state Senate.
Christian Menefee, a rising Democratic star, defeats longtime Rep. Al Green in Texas-18 primary, poised to continue Green's legacy in Congress.
Ken Paxton’s victory over incumbent Sen. John Cornyn has the unintended effect of making Texas’ Senate race actually competitive for Democrats.
Instead of just admitting Trump is an old man who needs more frequent medical visits, the White House pretends not to know how long a year is.