A federal watchdog audit has found that Medicare paid an estimated $380 million to $400 million over a six-year period for organs that were never used in Medicare-covered transplants.
President Donald Trump told Republicans in Dallas on Wednesday to act as if he were running in November, while promising adults $5,000 if the GOP keeps Congress after the midterm elections.
The U.S. Supreme Court has stepped in to resolve the immediate chaos surrounding Missouri’s congressional map, pausing a federal judge’s order requiring officials to use Republican-backed districts approved in 2025.
On the first anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the American conservative movement has answered the question of who inherits his institutions. His widow, Erika Kirk, took over the leadership of Turning Point USA, the company he co-founded, after his passing.
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President Donald Trump received a "Champion of Honor" award from the National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation on Thursday, recognizing what the organization described as his support for preserving the legacy of Medal of Honor recipients and promoting national awareness of the na...
President Donald Trump led attendees at the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention in a pledge to vote in the November elections, at one point asking them to repeat that they would "try to cheat like hell like they do."
Vice President JD Vance's speech was interrupted by a protester waving a Mexican flag, which Vance said has become the "symbol of the far left."
Democrat David Jolly holds a narrow 3-point advantage over Republican Byron Donalds in a new poll of Florida's governor's race, as surveys paint a mixed picture with less than two months to go before the November midterm elections.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level ever recorded by Quinnipiac University, according to a new poll released Thursday, as questions about his political future continue to surface despite his repeated denials that he is considering a 202...
A person in the crowd was heard shouting “he should be shot” during Senator Ted Cruz’s speech at the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention in Dallas on Thursday, as Cruz took swipes at Democrats Zohran Mamdani, Abdul El-Sayed of Michigan and James Talarico of Texas.
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