The House speaker fight can’t escape Trump’s shadow

Marjorie Taylor Greene and the lingering belief that truth is partisan

Paul Hodgkins was one of the first people to plead guilty to charges stemming from the riot at the Capitol on Jan.

Jordan inches closer to speaker’s gavel after weekend pressure campaign

Super PAC backing Tim Scott pulls fall ads as he struggles to gain traction

A super PAC supporting Sen. Tim Scott’s White House bid told donors that it plans to cut fall ad buys, a sign

Supreme Court again leaves Biden administration’s ghost gun rules in place

The Supreme Court on Monday once again reinstated the Biden administration’s regulations on “ghost guns,” firearms assembled from kits without the usual

Despite Fox News’s pre-midterm obsession, violent crime was down in 2022

One year ago this month, I noticed something odd, if not unexpected: Fox News was suddenly talking about crime a lot more

Jim Jordan’s remarkably thin legislative track record

In a historically fraught time marked not only by partisan gridlock but also a remarkably incohesive Republican Party, the House GOP could

U.S. seeks to lead on Israel, Ukraine. House Republicans still mired in chaos.

After the slaughter of civilians in Israel, President Biden responded with an angry denunciation of the “pure, unadulterated evil” of the terrorists

Biden sends a pointed message with his impassioned embrace of Israel

President Biden has described the Hamas attack on Israel as evidence of “unadulterated evil” and bloodthirsty “brutality.” He has relayed unconfirmed Israeli

NYC GOP councilwoman arrested for bringing gun to pro-Palestinian rally

New York Democrats and critics are calling on a Republican city councilwoman to resign after she was arrested for carrying a handgun