Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) is set to release a tell-all book this fall chronicling her meteoric rise to fame, as one of the nation’s most prominent far-right lawmakers and most loyal supporters of former President Trump in Congress. "I wanted people to hear my side of the story," Greene told the Washington Examiner in...

C-SPAN has taken the opportunity to advertise its own merchandise to lawmakers after the Senate loosened its rules for attire in the chamber this week. “Now that the U.S. Senate will no longer enforce its dress code for members, this is the PERFECT time to order your C-SPAN hoodie!” communications director Howard Mortman tweeted, alongside a...

A mayor in Washington is under fire after she called 911 to report a group of "far right-wing" signature gatherers at a Walmart. Here's what she has to say.

Hunter Biden is expected to plead not guilty to federal gun charges, his lawyers said Tuesday in a letter to the judge presiding over the case, while also requesting his initial court appearance take place “by video."

Texas Rep. Michael Cloud introduces bill to prevent gun control measures during public health emergencies and disasters.

Senate 'rules' and dress codes may be looser than gym shorts, but the precedents and longstanding traditions don't untangle so easily

FIRST ON FOX: Dozens of Republicans penned a letter to the State Department on Tuesday, demanding it rethink its decision to withhold an invitation to an upcoming summit from Taiwan.

McConnell blasted government shutdowns as "losers" for Republicans. The fate of the temporary spending bill remains uncertain as the Sept. 30 deadline looms.

When he was Pennsylvania's lieutenant governor in October, John Fetterman told a radio station he would stick to whatever dress code was in place if he was elected senator.

The House failed to pass a procedural hurdle for one of its 12 defense bills after deliberations over government spending descended into chaos.