Florida's governor announced that the state has arrested over 1,100 illegal immigrants as part of Operation Tidal Wave.

The move by Trump comes after hours of speculation that Mike Waltz was about to lose his job as national security adviser.

This Washington Examiner series examines the history of the New Right movement, its key issues and players, and how it could look in the future.

Donald Trump signed a record 26 executive orders on his first day in office. This Washington Examiner series looks at some that may have flown under the radar.

The Trump administration's mandate for federal employees to return to work in person has brought several challenges to the nation's capital.

Republicans accused ActBlue of illegally collecting money for Democrats during the 2024 election, but its brushes with controversy don't end there.

Coinciding with National Park Week 2025, this Washington Examiner series looks at how to celebrate America's national parks and the history behind them.

Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers also said Apple's finance president, Alex Roman, "outright lied under oath" and slammed company executives for not complying with her ruling.

While the Democratic leader worked to deflect criticism over his handling of Wednesday’s vote, frustration simmered among Democrats behind the scenes.

Maine Democrats want to ban members of the GOP minority from voting, and it will tear the country apart if the Supreme Court doesn't step in.

The former vice president spent most of the time echoing the kind of divisiveness and doom and gloom synonymous with her failed presidential campaign.

In addition to the State Department and the NSA, Rubio is also acting administrator for USAID and acting archivist of the United States.

U.S. risks losing its innovative edge due to expired provisions of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Renewing immediate R&D expensing is crucial for fostering innovation.

Mike Waltz's resignation as national security adviser signals Steve Witkoff's ascendancy. Witkoff is President Donald Trump's more natural ideological partner in foreign policy.

It was a busy week for the House and Senate, as they voted on several resolutions that canceled regulations regarding California vehicle emission standards, energy-efficient appliances, and conservation rules.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard ran for president in 2020 as a Democratic candidate but is now serving in a Republican administration.

The “Our Children First” tour is set to begin with Owens and McMahon giving an on-air interview with The David Webb Show about school choice.

City councils across Democrat-led jurisdictions, including Spokane, Washington, and Worcester, Massachusetts, are standing firm on transgender policies.

Boeing has been contracted to construct a pair of Air Force One replacement jets, but the project has fallen far behind schedule.

Clinical trials for the NIH's new universal flu vaccine are anticipated by 2026, with FDA approval by 2029. Other viruses like COVID and bird flu will follow.