The U.S. Supreme Court allows Texas' new GOP-friendly congressional map to proceed, potentially altering the landscape for the 2026 midterm elections amid accusations of racial gerrymandering.
Federal agents have arrested Brian Cole Jr., the prime suspect in the placement of pipe bombs near the Capitol before the January 6 attack. This breakthrough ends years of speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the incident.
As House Speaker Mike Johnson navigates mounting pressures from within the GOP, his ability to maintain leadership is in jeopardy. With midterms approaching, can he unite his party and deliver a solid agenda?
In a stunning development, Brian J. Cole, Jr. was arrested for allegedly planting IEDs at the Republican and Democratic headquarters on January 5, 2021. The FBI's years-long investigation culminated in this significant arrest, ensuring a safer America.
In a pivotal meeting, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi discuss boosting trade amidst Western sanctions. Their talks focus on energy imports and defense agreements, showcasing the resilience of their long-standing relationship.
The Justice Department's efforts to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James have been thwarted as a grand jury in Virginia rejected the charges. This marks a significant setback amidst ongoing political tensions.
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has approved a Texas voting map that may pave the way for Republicans to gain five additional House seats, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. politics.
In a split decision, the Supreme Court enables Texas Republicans to implement a contentious redistricting plan, favoring GOP interests despite allegations of racial discrimination. Critics fear this move undermines fair representation ahead of the 2024 elections.
In a dramatic turn of events, federal agents have arrested a Virginia man suspected of planting pipe bombs near the Democratic and Republican national committee headquarters just before the January 6 riots. This shocking development raises new questions about security and preparedness during that tumultuous time.
In a surprising turn, a federal grand jury in Norfolk has cleared New York Attorney General Letitia James of mortgage fraud allegations, rejecting the DOJ's push for indictment just days after a previous case was dismissed.