TikTok and U.S. rekindle negotiations, boosting app’s hopes for survival

ICE can’t keep up with complex money laundering schemes, watchdog warns

Drug dealers, terrorists and other villains are adept at finding ways to hide their cash. Unfortunately, U.S. authorities don’t have the resources to

Manchin weighs running for Senate or president as an independent

Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.) is having trouble making a decision about his political future. During a series of private meetings in the

Key moments from Mitt Romney’s time in the Senate

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Wisconsin Republicans vote to fire elections director, who sues to keep her job

MADISON, Wis. — Republicans in the Wisconsin Senate voted Thursday to fire the swing state’s top elections official, who argued lawmakers didn’t

The consolidate-against-Trump strategy remains a fantasy

Coming into the New York primary in mid-April 2016, Donald Trump was well-positioned in the Republican presidential primary. Over the preceding months,

‘You sell yourself so cheap?’ Romney’s stark indictment of GOP cowardice.

The headline Wednesday was that Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah is retiring — another Trump-critical GOP lawmaker heading for the exits in

The terrorizing style in American politics

Sen. Mitt Romney’s (R-Utah) announcement on Wednesday that he would not seek reelection to his seat has formalized the shift in Republican

Supreme Court asked to pause limits on White House social media requests

The Biden administration on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to pause a lower court’s order that restricts the White House, FBI and

Hunter Biden indicted on false statement, gun charges in Delaware

President Biden’s son Hunter was indicted Thursday for allegedly making false statements and illegally possessing a handgun — setting the stage for