House GOP manage to reauthorize surveillance bill, but divisions remain

The bad talking point comparing student loan forgiveness to PPP loans

Few things are as core to our political debates these days as whataboutism and charges of hypocrisy. It’s much easier to accuse

Judge Cannon skeptical of Trump co-defendants’ arguments to dismiss charges

FORT PIERCE, Fla. — U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon on Friday seemed skeptical about dropping charges against Donald Trump’s two co-defendants

Leo rejects Senate subpoena from panel probing gifts to Supreme Court justices

The Senate Judiciary Committee sent a subpoena Thursday to conservative judicial activist Leonard Leo as part of a months-long inquiry into undisclosed

What Donald Trump wants in his next vice president — and who he’s considering

Donald Trump’s perfect vice president looks the part: attractive and telegenic. They are ideally Black or a woman, though that’s not required.

GOP Senate candidate in Montana builds campaign on once-secret Navy exploits

When Tim Sheehy completed training as a Navy SEAL in 2009 and shipped off to Iraq, the elite fighting force was not

Gag orders are still hampering federal whistleblowers, agency warns

Biden team increasingly hopes to ride the abortion issue to victory

Seven months before Election Day, President Biden still faces widespread concerns about his age. Hundreds of thousands of voters have lodged protest

Trump’s first — and maybe only — trial is still viewed with skepticism

Next week, a former president of the United States is for the first time scheduled to go on trial for criminal charges.

Wisconsin Supreme Court liberal won’t run again, shaking up race for control