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Bill Cassidy is gone. A sitting United States Senator, gone. Beaten in his own primary by thirty points. That's not a loss — that's an execution. Read More.

Chris Van Hollen flew to El Salvador. On his own schedule — on your time — he made a personal pilgrimage to visit a man the Biden DOJ identified as a gang member with MS-13 ties, a man accused of rape. He went there to make a political point. Read More.

A court ruled against the Democrats. So they decided to destroy the court. Read More.

Iran fired missiles, drones, and armed fast attack boats at three United States Navy destroyers transiting the Strait of Hormuz this week. Read More.

Comey Got Indicted. His Supporters Showed Up With Signs Calling for the President's Death. Read More.

After a 76-day shutdown, Congress has reopened most of the Department of Homeland Security. But key immigration enforcement agencies — ICE and Customs and Border Protection — were left out of the main funding bill, leaving Republicans to pursue a separate path to secure the border and keep America safe. Read More.

The 60-day clock runs out Friday. That's today. And Lindsey Graham — a United States senator who once called himself a constitutional conservative — is telling the President of the United States to ignore the law. Read More.

Jimmy Kimmel went on television and told his audience that Melania Trump looked like an "expectant widow." Days later, a man charged a Secret Service checkpoint at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in what law enforcement is calling the third assassination attempt against Donald Trump in under two years. It was, by one count, the tenth attempt on the president's life since he entered politics. Read More.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, seeking to halt the development of a new immigration detention facility in the city of Surprise. The move comes as the federal government works to expand detention capacity amid renewed efforts to enforce immigration laws and secure the southern border. Read More.

Illinois lawmakers are once again clashing over how political power is drawn and maintained, as Democrats move forward with a proposed constitutional amendment they argue is necessary to safeguard voting rights. Republicans, however, see something very different—an effort to lock in partisan advantage under the guise of reform. Read More.

According to the report, the Department of Justice’s indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center is drawing fresh attention to the organization’s enormous wealth, political influence, and controversial activities. Critics argue that Americans, especially small-dollar donors, have every reason to examine whether the SPLC’s conduct matches the mission it presents to the public. Read More.

A new audit is raising red flags over how tens of millions of dollars were distributed through North Carolina’s Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts program. State Auditor Dave Boliek says the findings point to weak oversight, growing payouts, and grant funding flowing to groups with openly political agendas. Read More.

The Biden-era FBI opened an investigation into Republican members of Congress. And the prosecutors at the Justice Department — their own prosecutors — told them privately the whole allegation was "completely incredible." Read More.

The Navy Just Blew a Hole in an Iranian Ship. That's What Winning Looks Like Read More.

The Strait of Hormuz reopened Friday, marking a major development in the ongoing confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and the wider Middle East. Read More.