Politics

The vice president defended the U.S.-Israel alliance at a private Republican Jewish Coalition event, then tore into his party's midterm rival in Michigan.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Beijing over its trade surplus and met Russia's finance minister, both moves tied to Trump's broader diplomatic push.

Rep. Chuck Edwards sent colleagues a six-page letter disputing the House Ethics Committee's recommendation that he be censured for alleged sexual harassment of female staffers.

A military judge scheduled Khalid Sheikh Mohammed's trial to begin June 5, 2028.

A federal judge found the Postal Service defied her injunction — then let the mail-ballot rule publish anyway.

The justices declined Monday to rehear Trump's challenge to the 2023 jury verdict — leaving a $5.63 million payout to E.

Luigi Mangione admitted in open court to stalking and killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says she hasn't ruled out a presidential run.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski's 'no' vote leaves Todd Blanche short of the votes needed — likely pushing confirmation past the August recess and leaving the Justice Department in limbo.

The FAA confirmed a 'momentary loss of separation' Tuesday between Trump's helicopter and a departing commercial flight — raising hard questions about who failed to halt traffic.

Dr. Erica Schwartz becomes the CDC's 22nd director — and its first confirmed leader in nearly a year — after a 51-44 Senate vote that broke mostly along party lines.

Far-left candidates backed by Bernie Sanders and Justice Democrats toppled establishment figures across Michigan's key primaries Tuesday — a warning shot for the Democratic Party's center.

Rep. Max Miller asked the House Ethics Committee to investigate him on domestic violence and drug allegations, then the committee obliged — hours later.

President Trump told Rep. Max Miller his reelection bid is in trouble after domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife — even as Miller vows to stay in the race.

The House Ethics Committee found Rep.

Sen. Bernie Moreno went public Sunday calling his former son-in-law, Rep.

Brian Romero, a shoo-in for the New York State Assembly, launched a GoFundMe to cover rent and groceries — then deleted it after The Post called.

A new UC Irvine survey puts the Republican gubernatorial candidate 3 points up in California's third-largest county — but Becerra still leads by 25 statewide.

Soaring labor costs, legal payouts and lost federal grants have pushed California's fifth-largest city to its first general-fund layoffs in six years.

An Obama-appointed federal judge issued a fresh stay Friday, defying the Supreme Court's recent limits on lower-court TPS rulings.

The Trump administration is using viral pop music to celebrate ICE arrests — including a track by an artist who openly opposes its immigration policies.

A divided Ninth Circuit ruled 2-1 that detained immigrants inside the U.S. must keep access to bond hearings — deepening a circuit split that points straight to the Supreme Court.

Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis Gates says she'll personally circulate re-election petitions for Mayor Brandon Johnson — the candidate her union bankrolled to the tune of $2.6 million.

Campaign finance records show Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign paid a Black pastor's nonprofit $75,000 — while the pastor publicly endorsed him without disclosing the payments.

The HBO host broke with the left to slam the former NIAID director days after Fauci invoked the Fifth 111 times before a Senate panel.

Trump Media's new real-time data service monetizes the president's market-moving posts — and Democrats are already demanding an SEC probe.

Cyberattacks on water systems have spread from Minnesota to Michigan and at least five other states.

The president publicly rejected his own Justice Department's finding that a botched installation — not vandals — wrecked the $14.7 million Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation.

After calling the $1.776 billion fund dead on Friday, Trump threatened to push Congress to codify it if two GOP senators keep blocking his AG pick.