Austin leaves intensive care amid growing scrutiny of Pentagon secrecy

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, whose failure to disclose his need for emergency hospitalization has ignited a firestorm, was moved out of intensive

Aiming to retake House, DCCC invests $35 million to mobilize voters of color

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will invest millions of dollars in an initiative that aims to engage with and persuade voters of

Trump trades Iowa rallies for day in court in preview of campaign to come

Republican polling leader Donald Trump is expected to return Tuesday to the federal courthouse in Washington where he was arraigned in August

Violent political threats surge as 2024 begins, haunting American democracy

Rusty Bowers, a former speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives who played a pivotal role in resisting efforts to overturn the

House GOP stares down another internal fiscal fight as deadline looms

House Republicans will return to Washington on Tuesday once again staring down divisions within the conference over how to fund the government. Following

N.Y. state attorney alleges corruption by NRA, leader Wayne LaPierre

NEW YORK — Supporters of the National Rifle Association were cheated by the flagrant misuse of donations and fees by longtime leader

A former congresswoman posted food pics online. ‘Grubgate’ ensued.

William Penn statue to stay in Welcome Park after National Park Service reversal

The National Park Service announced on Monday it will not remove a statue of William Penn from the park in Philadelphia where