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Trump can right the ship a bit now, but only if he ends the delusion of deporting all illegal immigrants, which is physically and politically impossible.

States have paved the way. Now Congress must finish the job by passing the SECURE Data Act. They must not miss this opportunity.

Spain's leftist government is openly hostile to America's strong leadership while weakening tools that once made it a reliable security partner.

Partisan fighting over the fund is seeping into delicate Senate negotiations to keep the government open past the fall.

Platner advanced in the Democratic primary with 74.7% of the vote and 10% of ballots counted, according to the Associated Press.

Sen. John Cornyn offered an unequivocal "No" on whether he'll actively campaign for Ken Paxton after being ousted by the Trump-endorsed candidate.

House Republicans want another party-line package before they may lose power in the midterm elections. Senators don't see the timing as realistic.

Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS) vowed on X to fight to protect and strengthen American's hard-earned benefits regarding Social Security.

SNAP was created as a temporary lifeline for individuals falling on hard times. It was never intended to function as a permanent entitlement.

Eliminating the job market for illegal workers may be the most cost-effective measure available, which is why the Mandatory E-Verify Act is so important.