The House on Friday took the remarkable step of expelling George Santos (R-N.Y.), shrinking the GOP’s already thin majority and depriving Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) of a precious vote as the chamber charges toward a series of legislative landmines. And the party’s math problems may be poised to get worse. Rep. Bill Johnson (R-Ohio) is...
GOP hopeful Nikki Haley faces a moment of truth in the next primary debate Wednesday in Alabama: Can she seize on her momentum and put in a top-level performance that will turn her into a real rival for the presidential nomination to former President Trump? The former United Nations ambassador has seen boosts from her...
Immigration advocates are nearing their wits' end as Senate negotiators barrel toward a deal that would permanently change immigration law in exchange for another round of Ukraine funding. The four Latino Democrats in the chamber — who are not part of the talks — have made clear that the fundamental precept being negotiated is unacceptable...
The Biden administration on Saturday announced new regulations that are expected to deliver significant cuts to the greenhouse gas methane in the oil and gas sector. The rule, finalized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), tees up emissions reductions for both new oil and wells and, for the first time, existing oil and gas wells....
As the 2024 Republican presidential nominating calendar approaches, Chris Christie ups his game in the first primary state of New Hampshire and vows to qualify for the next debate.
Will visiting all 99 of Iowa's counties help Ron DeSantis close the gap with frontrunner Donald Trump and stay ahead of Nikki Haley in the 2024 Republican presidential race?
According to one political expert, New York City Mayor Eric Adams' fate rests with his fellow Democrats amid his brewing political struggles reminiscent of Andrew Cuomo's.
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom repeatedly said he was insulted and offended by Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ actions and policies during Thursday's Fox News debate.
Democrats increasingly violate democratic norms when it suits their political interests. Such an episode was on full display in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday when Chairman Dick Durbin (D-IL) rammed through subpoenas of private citizens whose only offense was being friends with conservative members of the Supreme Court.