correction A previous version of this article incorrectly reported that the Arlington County Board had initially offered $50,000 for an outreach and education
Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-Wis.) reportedly scolded a group of Senate pages late Wednesday evening, using expletives to curse out the teenagers
The secret slide deck started circulating in June, intended as a wake-up call to top Democrats in Congress, the White House and
Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who has been in frail health after a shingles diagnosis this year, appeared to get confused during a
Former president Donald Trump faced new criminal charges on Thursday — just not in the case that so many were expecting them
The Senate on Thursday night approved a largely bipartisan defense policy bill, teeing up what is expected to be a bitter negotiation
In early June, the federal government made public a 49-page indictment targeting former president Donald Trump. Trump and his staffer Waltine “Walt”
For years, regulators and activists have worried that social media companies’ algorithms were dividing the United States with politically toxic posts and
