House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan will hold the panel's first hearing of the new Congress next week on illegal immigration streaming across the U.S.-Mexico border.
More than 16 million people signed up for private health insurance during Obamacare's open enrollment season for the coming year, the administration said Wednesday, boasting that President Biden's decision to supersize federal subsidies resulted in record signups.
President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are expected to make a joint appearance in Philadelphia next week to tout their economic agenda, the White House announced Wednesday.
Bobblehead enthusiasts now have the opportunity to add one of the most well-known men in politics to their head-wobbling collection: Rep. George Santos.
President Biden's approval numbers have improved since November, but he trails former President Donald Trump by 3 points in a new nationwide poll that takes stock of a hypothetical 2024 matchup.
Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri says he plans to introduce legislation that would ban TikTok throughout the country over fears the China-linked video-streaming platform is a privacy and security risk.
Representatives for a quartet of former presidents say they turned over their classified records to the National Archives when they left office as President Biden, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence face questions about why classified materials were stowed at their homes.
The horseshoe theory of political science holds that the radical Left and Right both tend to agree on obvious falsehoods — for example, the idiotic notion that capitalism has made us poorer. The latest result of this phenomenon is a new, imbecilic meme inverting this economic delusion, which both trad and tankie Twitter accounts alike are wholeheartedly embracing.
Climate change is a real problem. So is depopulation. Conservative columnist Ross Douthat makes the case in the New York Times that one is worse than the other.