Speaker Johnson and Mitch McConnell are on a collision course

The strengths and weaknesses of legal attempts to disqualify Trump

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Democrats’ emotional divisions on Israel burst into public view

President Biden was speaking at a campaign event in Minneapolis recently when a rabbi stood up and yelled that Biden needed to

Trump Jr. tells court artist ‘make me look sexy,’ points to fake SBF sketch

As former president Donald Trump’s sons took the stand in the civil fraud trial against their family business, Donald Trump Jr. made

Why the Israel-Gaza war is so politically dicey for Biden

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Supreme Court agrees to review gun-rights challenge to bump stock ban

The Supreme Court said Friday that it would review a challenge to the federal ban on bump stocks announced by the Trump

Biden says consensus ‘ultimately possible’ in visit after Maine mass shooting

LEWISTON, Maine — President Biden traveled to Lewiston, Maine, on Friday to offer condolences and comfort to a community reeling from the

Government trust falls, democracy erodes, yet feds appreciated, reports find

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Gag order against Trump in Jan. 6 case put on hold by appellate court

Former president Donald Trump is again free to disparage the prosecutors, witnesses and court staffers involved in his federal election obstruction case

Trump appointee sentenced to nearly 6 years for attacking police on Jan. 6

A Trump appointee to the State Department who assaulted multiple police officers at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, was sentenced to