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Content creator Isabel Brown told Newsweek: "The future of conservatism is entirely dependent on this next generation of young women."

A Minnesota Republican lawmaker erupted at Governor Tim Walz at a heated House oversight hearing on sanctuary cities.

Robert May III was allegedly using the handle "joebidennnn69" to upload child sexual abuse material.

A new poll showed Carter with an advantage in the GOP primary to face off against Ossoff next November.

Online commentators have mocked Senator Rand Paul after he complained about his family being uninvited from a White House picnic.

The single-day parade costs more than HIV programs DOGE cut in the name of "efficiency." And that pretty well sums up the GOP's budget priorities.

Democratic candidate David Jolly told Newsweek he feels "very good about this race."

The move comes as Los Angeles has been hit with protests and unrest following raids by ICE as part of Trump's immigration crackdown.

Some Republicans are changing their tune about Musk after his falling out with the president.

States could end their participation in the food stamp program if they can no longer afford it under Republican spending changes.

As Trump's second term deepens America's political divides, experts warn of a new wave of far-left militancy playing out online and, increasingly, in the streets.

New Jersey's gubernatorial race now kicks into high gear, with Democrats pulling out all the stops to keep the seat blue while the GOP goes for the flip.

Some Texas Republicans are eyeing a plan to redraw the state's congressional borders before the next election.

House Republicans have requested for the former officials to testify in June or July.

Greene said last week a gubernatorial run is "definitely something that I think is smart for me to consider."

"This is not what we voted for," Miami State Senator Ileana Garcia, a co-founder of the pro-Trump group Latinas for Trump, said.

Green's term as the U.S. Representative for Tennessee's 7th Congressional District was set to end on January 3, 2027.

Fifteen years ago Peter Turchin warned America was on the brink of a decade of growing political unrest. This is what he says now.

"The President has chosen to protect federal officers and LA citizens because Governor Newsom has refused to do so," Rep. Kevin Kiley told Newsweek.

The Democratic senator said Musk should engage "in a more substantive way" in the debate over the Trump-backed spending bill.

More than 40 million low-income Americans rely on SNAP to help pay for groceries each month.

"Corrupt career politicians like Lindsey Graham are more than willing to sell our kids out if it means they can hold on to power," Andrews told Newsweek.

The Texas senator urged the two former allies to reconcile as their feud over the spending bill threatens the GOP's unity and legislative agenda.

New spending proposals, part of the One Big Beautiful Bill passed by the House in May, are being considered by lawmakers.

Musk accused the White House of not releasing the Epstein files due to President Trump allegedly being named in the documents.

Rogan read Musk's tweet in real time while recording a podcast with FBI Director Kash Patel on Thursday.

A new poll from KFF revealed that 76 percent of Republicans enrolled in Medicaid are worried about potential funding cuts.

Only one of New York's seven GOP representatives in the House didn't vote for President Donald Trump's spending bill.

House Speaker Mike Johnson warned his friend Elon Musk not to "challenge" the president after Thursday's blowup on social media.

If the GOP wastes another Trump term, it won't just be a policy failure—it'll be a generational betrayal.