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By: Sterling Mosley | On Sunday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) joined CBS's 'Face The Nation' to discuss the growing problem of illegal migrants settling in Chicago as they strain local resources and cause immense backlash amongst residents who are gradually seeing their standard of living diminish. While Johnson failed to realize that The Windy City has created the problem itself by designating itself as a Sanctuary City, Johnson was more than willing to pin blame on Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX), who has been busing migrants to Chicago for over a year. Read More

Multiple Jan. 6 defendants have already been impacted by the Supreme Court’s decision to take a case weighing the scope of an obstruction statute central to their prosecution. Read More

Republican presidential candidates have so far spent $105 million on TV advertisements in Iowa, with former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley leading the pack in spending for 2024, according to an NBC News analysis. Read More

On Tuesday, House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) announced his support for leading Republican presidential contender and 45th President Donald J. Trump in his 2024 race to secure the White House. This comes after Trump has secured significant endorsements all around the Republican Party -- including the endorsement of House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA). All in all, the MAGA machine is running like a well-oiled machine as Trump's nomination becomes all the more certain.  Read More

Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) hasn't allowed Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) to sabotage his busing of illegal migrants to The Windy City after the Texas governor found a new way to circumvent a recent order from Mayor Johnson that attempted to halt the busing of illegal migrants. The busing ordinance enacted by Johnson put restrictions on the number of buses arriving per hour, leading Abbott to find an inventive way to get around the rule. Read More

The number of illegal immigrants caught and released into the country in 2023 would be enough to fill Yankee Stadium more than 17 times, according to federal data. Read More

U.S. Navy helicopters killed an unspecified number of Houthi militants and sunk three of their boats in self defense early Sunday after the Yemen-based rebels fired at troops coming to the aid of a commercial ship, the military said. Read More

Special counsel Jack Smith argued against former President Donald Trump’s claims of presidential immunity in his federal election interference case in a brief filed Saturday with the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. Read More

Former President Donald Trump blasted Republican Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio Saturday over the governor’s veto of a bill banning child sex changes. Read More

The 2024 calendar will be chock-full of national and statewide races alongside a contentious presidential election coinciding with Donald Trump’s slate of trials amid his run for another term. Read More

As the year comes to a close, a number of President Joe Biden’s judicial nominees are still pending confirmation, including some who couldn’t answer basic constitutional questions. Read More

Republicans appear to be in a strong position to take back control of the Senate in 2024, where they only need to flip two seats, with numerous vulnerable Democrats set to appear on the ballot amid a contentious presidential election. Read More

President Joe Biden is trailing former President Donald Trump among Hispanic voters for a potential 2024 rematch after winning the demographic over 2-to-1 last cycle, according to a Monday poll. Read More

The mayors of New York City, Chicago and Denver asked the Biden administration Wednesday for more assistance in helping address the migrant crisis in their cities. Read More

The Department of Defense’s (DOD) efforts to crack down on extremist ideologies in the military may have caused greater feelings of alienation and hostility within the military, according to a Pentagon-commissioned study released in December. Read More