Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) sent a letter to President Biden on Tuesday blaming him for any negative consequences that come from the looming debt ceiling deadline and suggesting several areas of negotiation for spending reductions and reforms. “With each passing day, I am incredibly concerned that you are putting an already fragile economy in jeopardy...

Disgraced FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried bribed Chinese officials with at least $40 million in cryptocurrency, federal prosecutors alleged in an indictment Tuesday. Bankman-Fried directed the transfer “in order to influence and induce” Chinese officials to unfreeze his hedge fund accounts that held more than $1 billion in crypto, according to the indictment. Prosecutors said that...

The DCCC appeared to go back on its hacked materials policy by paying Due Diligence, the firm behind the leaks of several GOP candidates’ military records during the 2022 midterms.

Liberal billionaire George Soros provided the Wisconsin Democratic Party with one of its biggest contributions in recent months ahead of a pivotal election.

Sen. Tom Cotton accused Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin of withholding information from Congress about a military incident in Syria in order to avoid influencing a vote.

Arkansas will file three lawsuits against TikTok and Meta in an effort to protect residents in the state, specifically children, from what Gov. Sarah Sanders calls 'addictive' effects

The man who stabbed Rand Paul's staffer in Washington, D.C., was let out of prison the day prior to the attack after serving 12 years in jail, according to reports.

Senators Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley demanded answers from the National Archives on the FBI's review of boxes of documents discovered in President Biden's attorney's Boston office.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., is refusing to give up his hold on President Biden's DOD nominees over the Pentagon's "illegal" policy of providing reimbursements for service members receiving abortions.

A Medicaid expansion law was signed by North Carolina's governor on Monday. The law is a legacy-victory for Democrats but one significant hurdle remains thanks to a GOP-back provision.