A new Republican group thinks their party is too old, too moderate and too weak. So they’re launching an effort to replace the outgoing generation of politicians with a...
House Oversight probe into Biden's cognitive decline faces obstruction as Anthony Bernal, Jill Biden's former advisor, declines to appear despite Trump waiving executive privilege.
Zohran Mamdani's victory has led critics to question whether his patchwork of odd jobs after college and limited public service will be enough experience to run New York City.
House GOP committees have issued new subpoenas to ActBlue, intensifying their probe of the Democratic fundraising platform.
The subpoenas are an attempt to force...
Americans are divided on U.S. strikes against Iranian nuclear sites, with Republicans supporting the military action and Democrats fearing increased safety risks.
Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis is predicting property values in Palm Beach will “skyrocket" if Democratic socialist nominee Zohran Mamdani wins the mayor’s race in New York City.
Ocasio-Cortez's claim of being a tough "Bronx girl" in Twitter feud with Trump draws criticism from NY assemblyman who shared her suburban high school yearbook.
Arizona Sen. Gallego introduces bill to exempt some military, veterans and law enforcement from CBP polygraph tests, aiming to streamline hiring amid border security staffing shortages
Protesters screaming that President Trump's proposed cuts to foreign aid would kill people were removed from a Senate hearing Wednesday with the top White House budget official.
Emil Bove, President Trump's former defense lawyer and now a pick to be a federal appeals court judge, vehemently denied Wednesday that he tried to get the Justice Department to ignore judges' orders, as he fended off fierce Democratic opposition to his nomination.
Senate Republicans are using President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" to establish a robust pipeline of wireless spectrum, an obscure but critical part of U.S. efforts to meet consumer demand and compete with China on 6G networks and artificial intelligence.
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced Wednesday that its headquarters will relocate from the crumbling Robert C. Weaver Federal Building in the District to a more modern space in Alexandria.
A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers wants to stop U.S. agencies from acquiring or using artificial intelligence made by the Chinese Communist Party or other foreign adversaries.
