President Biden’s prisoner exchange with Russia secured the release of WNBA star Britney Griner on Thursday but left U.S. Marine veteran Paul
Though his party beat expectations in the 2022 midterm elections, President Biden’s approval rating is still underwater, and the vast majority of
A new, strict gun law in Oregon remains on hold after the state’s high court said it would not grant an emergency
House GOP leaders hinted Wednesday that they may pursue legal action related to former Twitter and FBI lawyer James Baker’s involvement in
House Republicans are delaying decisions on prime committee assignments and chairmanships for next year, a move that could help Minority Leader Kevin
Sen.-elect John Fetterman’s, D-Pa., incoming chief of staff is an outspoken progressive who has time and again publicly criticized moderate Democratic Sens.
A Republican senator who was one of the lead negotiators on a firearms and mental health bill that passed this year indicated
As anti-McCarthy dissenters grow vocal about their intention to deny House GOP Speaker-designate Kevin McCarthy the speaker’s gavel, Republicans in his camp
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., will not say whether she’s still using the Chinese social media platform TikTok amid national security concerns about
The Biden administration says it will appeal a federal court decision last month that blocked a Trump-era policy allowing for the quick
