The TIPP leadership index is a leading gauge of how Americans perceive the current administration's performance. Specifically the President.
The watchdog asked California’s State Auditor Grant Parks to determine whether California followed proper procedures, why the administration used a noncompetitive contracting process, and whether the state met its public-transparency obligations.
The project is intended to prevent China from expanding its influence in the region through telecommunications infrastructure, benefiting projects in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Haiti.
The increase has been driven in part by concerns over disruptions to oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.
ABC said that the Trump administration agency’s nearly unprecedented decision to order an early license review of the eight Disney-owned ABC stations is a warning from the government to other media companies
According to CNBC's analysis of House spending records, ChatGPT accounted for about $100,580 of the $113,740 spent on identifiable AI tools between April 2025 and March 2026
A movement is taking the party's safe seats in plain sight. The rest of the map is harder.
Trump's criticism of the ICC intensified after the court issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu in November 2024 over alleged war crimes in Gaza.
Fetterman’s response tied the radical El-Sayed to the Nazi-tattooed Graham Platner, who had been Maine’s Democratic nominee for Senate before departing the race after rape allegations surfaced.
Cuccinelli spoke this week with Daily Signal Virginia correspondent Joe Thomas about the initiative and the new partnership with Heritage.
Stevens repeatedly accused El-Sayed of not releasing his tax returns, asking what he was hiding from the Michigan people.
Biden’s discussions from October 2016 through April 2017 with ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer were published by the Oversight Project, a watchdog group, through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
The committee will recommend a voting system that uses hand-marked ballots using ballot-on-demand printing, according to a release from the General Assembly.
Kloosterman and the hospital reached a settlement Tuesday, which requires the hospital to create a religious accommodation policy and pay $410,000 to Kloosterman and her attorneys.
New data released by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA)—the agency responsible for coordinating homeless services across Los Angeles—found homelessness increased 3.3% in LA County and 7.9% in the city.
The tapes of the interviews were released as part of a Freedom of Information Act request from the Oversight Project, a watchdog group formerly part of The Heritage Foundation.
The Georgia senator, who is seeking reelection against Rep. Mike Collins, R-Ga., has made three payments to Ponder since February, the most recent on June 10, when his campaign paid $900.
