POLITICS

The winner of the Republican primary on Aug. 18 will advance to the general election this fall.

Clinics and activist groups allegedly misdiagnosed children with physical conditions so insurers would pay for gender procedures.

A divided panel reinstates a DOJ subpoena seeking records from telehealth provider QueerDoc.

Somalia was first placed on the TPS list in 1991.

Rep. Russell Fry finished third in the Aug. 11 primary that now goes to an Aug. 25 runoff.

The president said the takeover of the vital waterway would happen once U.S. forces defeat Iran.

The party is sending staff, money, and data help to Southern state parties, partly because of the Supreme Court’s redistricting ruling in April.

The president also supported New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman at the rally with police officers at Nassau.

The devices arrived more than two weeks ahead of the nationwide deadline set by acting ICE director David Venturella.

Nevada Judge Mary Kay Holthus ruled in favor of the six GOP electors, who said the signing of a document in 2020 was ‘political theater.’

Lower courts ordered the construction work stopped, saying the project needed congressional approval.

The White House Transparency Task Force released the files, and FBI Director Kash Patel said thousands more are on the way.

The Fifth Circuit dismissed a challenge to the president’s use of the 1798 statute after the plaintiffs were deported under ordinary immigration law.

The two leaders covered tariffs, AUKUS, the CCP, and critical minerals.

The Resolutions Committee, meeting in Austin, passed the measure despite some members backing reform rather than abolition.

A Boston judge issued a new nationwide order this week blocking the post office from enforcing the president’s mail-in ballot policies.