President Trump’s State of the Union address comes at a critical juncture. With approval numbers slipping, economic concerns lingering, and major court rulings reshaping his trade agenda, the president is using this high-profile speech to defend his record, reset the narrative, and rally support ahead of November’s midterm elections.

In a major ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed the constitutional separation of powers by striking down the use of emergency authority to impose sweeping tariffs. The decision reinforces that taxing power belongs to Congress — not the executive branch.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) on Wednesday filed a lawsuit in Virginia to block a controversial special referendum scheduled for April that would alter the state constitution to permit mid-decade redistricting , something opponents call a blatant partisan power grab.

Five-time SEC champion details her experience at the 2022 NCAA Women's Swimming Championship and why she won't stay silent

A Republican-backed election reform bill aimed at strengthening voter verification and protecting the integrity of federal elections has been halted in the Senate after Democrats refused to allow it to advance. Supporters say the SAVE America Act is a commonsense measure to ensure only U.S. citizens vote. Critics on the left call it restrictive. The standoff reflects a deeper divide over the future of election security in America.

President Trump wants lower interest rates to ease the burden on families and fuel economic growth. But his reported pick to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, may have something broader in mind: reshaping the Fed’s role in financial markets altogether. If confirmed, Warsh could pursue long-overdue reforms aimed at curbing Wall Street favoritism — though not without risks.