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In 2020, in response to the riots that followed the murder of 46-year-old Black man George Floyd, Donald Trump declared himself the “president of law and order.” During the same speech, he threatened to use the military to suppress the civil unrest that erupted after a police officer killed Floyd.

Republicans unite to defend and expand Senate majority in 2026 midterms with new vice chair program.

Republican senators in the U.S. Senate are increasingly supporting Trump's unconventional Cabinet picks, signaling a shift in their initial skepticism.

Trump administration faces legal challenges over executive power and government efficiency initiatives, sparking debate over separation of powers.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office in Indiana considers partnering with ICE for immigration enforcement, raising concerns about racial profiling and communit...

President Trump's legal challenges may test the Supreme Court's response to his actions and shape the balance of power.

First Amendment protections afforded to all public employees are supposed to shield them from political punishment

Philadelphia's 40-22 Super Bowl victory on Sunday was marked by the presence of President Donald Trump, crowds booing Taylor Swift, and Kansas City's crushing loss.

The Christian nationalist head of the office of management and budget was central to the Project 2025 blueprint