The heads of the State Department and Pentagon on Tuesday warned senators that should lawmakers approve funding for Israel but not Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin will win. Speaking during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin urged senators to keep intact the Biden administration’s $106 billion supplemental...

The Ethics Committee on Tuesday said it will “announce its next course of action” in its investigation into Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) on or before Nov. 17. The panel’s scheduling update comes days before the House is set to vote on a resolution to expel the embattled freshman lawmaker, who is facing 23 criminal counts...

Almost eight years after Donald Trump defended his hand size — and more — during a Republican presidential primary debate, the infamous moment is set to loom large at Supreme Court oral arguments Wednesday.  California-based attorney Steve Elster’s bid to make “Trump too small” a registered trademark for use on shirts he sells mocking the...

The rise of the staunchly conservative Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.) to the House Speakership has united the GOP conference but may alienate moderate voters and imperil the Republican majority — a political opening Democrats are racing to exploit. While House Republicans are hailing Johnson as a unifying force for their fractured party, the Speaker’s unique...

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Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., took aim at Homeland Security Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas over special agents being reassigned to "make sandwiches" for illegal immigrants at the border.

Three bills that would expand and reinforce anti-hate crime statutes in Pennsylvania were passed Tuesday by its House of Representatives.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said this week that there were more than 600,000 "gotaways" at the southern border last fiscal year.

When pressed on whether the country was safer under a Biden presidency, FBI Director Christopher Wray took an extended pause, sitting silently before indirectly answering the question.

FBI Director Christopher A. Wray and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Tuesday testified in front of a Senate Homeland Security Committee on the rise in domestic terrorism and antisemitic violence in the U.S.