In a move without precedent, the federal Bureau of Prisons has appointed a man once incarcerated within its system to serve as its new deputy director. Joshua J. Smith, a Tennessee entrepreneur and national advocate for prison reform, was named second-in-command this week, making
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The Trump administration is moving swiftly to expand refugee resettlement for Afrikaners fleeing South Africa, following a February executive order that cited systemic racial discrimination and government-sanctioned violence. A senior State Department official confirmed to The Daily Caller that the U.S. will admit hundreds, potentially thousands of Afrikaner refugees by late summer—marking a significant shift
In a shocking testimony, a former Secret Service agent assigned to President
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested Ramon Morales-Reyes, a 54-year-old Mexican
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) intends to force Senators to vote on a resolution condemning former President Donald Trump’s call to
Democratic governors are in a shopping frenzy, buying up supplies of abortion medication amid legal uncertainty about the ongoing availability of the
It took House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) a record 15 ballots to secure the speakership, but his recently leaked comments cast doubt
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) said he is seeking a pardon for an Army sergeant who was convicted of murder after fatally
LGBT+ activists expressed their anger over the Biden administration’s revisions to Title IX in support of transgender athletes, saying it doesn’t go
The top Senate Judiciary Committee member said the panel would act after allegations that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas acted unethically by
Despite not yet announcing his run, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis picked up his second endorsement from a House Republican.
Just hours after his arraignment in Manhattan over hush money paid to Stormy Daniels, former President Donald Trump notched his own legal
ActBlue, the Democratic online fundraising platform, laid off about 17 percent of its staff on Monday following reports of a budget deficit.
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) will soon depart for New York City to join protests planned for Tuesday as former President Donald
