The Justice Department filed the first petition ever before a Clinton-era deportation court that sat dormant for 30 years, opening a new legal front in the administration's immigration crackdown.
President Trump calls for expanding the late Senator Graham's Russia sanctions legislation to include Iran, honoring the South Carolina hawk's decades-long foreign policy legacy.
Four tranches of intelligence files reveal alleged foreign interference and voter data vulnerabilities as President pushes Congress to act on election security.
A new AP-NORC poll of over 1,000 Jewish adults reveals nearly half have experienced antisemitism since October 7, while deep divisions emerge over Israel's actions in Gaza.
The Supreme Court reaffirmed birthright citizenship last month, and conservative analysts warn the ruling creates a legal pathway for foreign election influence through birth tourism that requires no hacking.
President Trump released declassified documents alleging years of foreign election system probing, with national security experts calling for renewed focus on election security ahead of the midterms.
In a primetime White House address, President Trump announced the declassification of intelligence documents revealing what he calls shocking vulnerabilities and foreign exploitation of American election systems.
President Trump urges Congress to pass the SAVE America Act after releasing declassified intelligence that he says exposes shocking vulnerabilities in election infrastructure and foreign access to voter systems.
Trump-backed Republican Jeanine Driscoll campaigns to flip New York's Fourth Congressional District, touting her experience managing billions in tax collections and promising to be the voice of Long Island's working families.
William Upham posted a video calling for the president to be killed, prompting a Secret Service investigation and rare public condemnation from military leadership.
The vice president called the 60-vote requirement 'procedural bullsh**' as the Trump administration's election integrity bill remains stalled.
Nearly half of House Democrats voted to cut .3 billion in Israel aid, exposing a deep party divide while Republicans stood united in support of the U.S. ally.