Congress begins to admit it’s running out of time to avoid a government shutdown

Landmark Texas, Florida social media cases added to Supreme Court term

The Supreme Court said Friday it would wade into the future of free speech online and decide whether to allow laws passed

Anti-Trump GOP groups start waving white flag. This memo shows why.

Newsom facing competing pressures as he decides on Feinstein successor

Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s death cast an immediate spotlight Friday on California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is navigating a politically fraught decision with

Hard-liners plot to replace McCarthy with a deputy as shutdown looms

House passes three more long-term spending bills, but agriculture bill fails

The Republican-controlled House passed three long-term appropriations bills late Thursday and sent them to the Senate, where they face opposition from Democrats

U.S. doesn’t learn from long history of threatened and real shutdowns

American exceptionalism is real. One example is the government’s continuing inability to approve budgets on time. That’s the fuel of government shutdowns that

And here we go: The push to impeach President Biden begins

On Wednesday, the Republican chairmen of the House committees tasked with running the impeachment inquiry into President Biden released a 30-page memo

Republican opposition to Ukraine funding seeps closer to the middle

The House on Wednesday evening rejected an amendment offered by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) that would have blocked security assistance to Ukraine.

DeSantis gets praise, but Trump’s lead looms at Iowa debate watch party

ANKENY, Iowa — Vinnie Cataldo attended a Republican presidential debate watch party with a group of friends from Iowa State University on