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Democrats are targeting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth with articles of impeachment, though the measure is unlikely to pass the current Congress.
Representatives Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales announce their departures from Congress following separate allegations.
Local election administrators express growing concerns about attempts to undermine the electoral process as voting begins.
Former White House deputy chief of staff Taylor Budowich says executives often hold back from President Trump, advising them to be direct.
A group of House Democrats is urging party leadership to prepare a coordinated strategy for an immediate impeachment vote against President Trump if they regain control of the chamber in 2027.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is set to push contentious votes on FISA, the farm bill, and border funding through a conference increasingly willing to defy both him and President Trump.
A coordinated national protest Saturday aims to block ICE's plan to expand detention centers, following momentum from No Kings demonstrations.
Senior Republican leaders called Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick after a crypto super PAC seeded by his former firm planned to spend $1.75 million backing Ken Paxton in a contentious Texas primary runoff.
President Trump extended the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire by three weeks after hosting both ambassadors in the Oval Office, aiming to advance peace talks and prevent renewed conflict from complicating a deal with Iran.
The prediction market platform penalized a Minnesota Democrat, a Texas Republican, and a Virginia independent a combined $7,553 for violating rules against insider trading.
Briell Decker, the 65th wife of Warren Jeffs, describes her arranged marriage and escape in a first-person essay for Business Insider.
The move would ease research barriers for medicinal use but stop short of full legalization.
Jim VandeHei's viral letter to his children offers blunt advice for coping with rapid technological, political, and social upheaval.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced congressional questioning over his administration's changes to vaccine guidance and spending priorities.
Congressman David Scott, who served for more than two decades, has died, according to a senior House Democrat.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is pressing the Trump administration to end the GOP standoff over confirming Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair.
The U.S. vice president is traveling to Islamabad as a ceasefire deadline looms and President Trump threatens renewed strikes.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is pursuing positions including attorney general and defense secretary as he prepares to leave office, according to sources.
The Florida Democrat stepped down just before the House Ethics Committee was set to recommend a penalty, likely expulsion, for funneling COVID relief funds to her campaign.
President Trump announced an open-ended extension of the ceasefire with Iran, averting a potential resumption of hostilities.
Two Florida representatives face potential expulsion this week over separate ethics violations.
Energy Secretary predicts gasoline may not return to pre-war levels until next year, contradicting President Trump's more optimistic outlook.
Many Democrats are prepared to vote to remove the Florida representative following an Ethics Committee hearing on Tuesday.
Republicans champion Warsh as a reformer while Democrats probe potential conflicts of interest during his Senate confirmation hearing.
American forces disabled and took custody of an Iranian-flagged vessel after it attempted to bypass a U.S. naval blockade.
Our Revolution backs former hedge fund manager Tom Steyer in a crowded Democratic primary, aiming to consolidate the left and prevent a Republican victory.
The White House is working to maintain a relationship with the influential podcaster despite his public criticism over foreign policy.
Pope Leo XIV's native-level English removes diplomatic translation buffers, escalating his political feud with former President Trump.
Lawmakers in several states are proposing bills to recognize precious metals as currency, citing inflation concerns.
A Democratic primary challenger to crypto critic Maxine Waters has received the majority of her campaign funding from the cryptocurrency industry.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's actions are accelerating a deterioration in U.S.-Israel relations, with growing opposition in Congress to military aid.
Iranian official Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf rejects former U.S. President Donald Trump's claims about the strategic waterway.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk alleges Zondacrypto has ties to Russian money and secret services while backing political rivals.
A White House pressure campaign failed to deliver Republican votes on a surveillance powers extension, exposing limits to the former president's influence.
Israel sought White House clarification after President Trump declared Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon 'prohibited,' contradicting the published ceasefire agreement.
President Trump told Axios he expects a final agreement with Iran 'in the next day or two' as negotiators close in on a three-page peace plan.
The White House is moving away from aggressive publicity tactics on deportations following public backlash.
A rebellion by 20 Republicans derailed a long-term renewal of surveillance powers, forcing a two-week patch.
A new survey shows a small minority of Republicans and White evangelicals describe the former president as deeply religious.
The acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement will step down at the end of May to take a private sector job.
Progressive Democrats are discussing a strategy to force daily votes on Iran war powers resolutions until one passes or U.S. regional operations end.
Unusually public disputes among Supreme Court justices reveal deep ideological fractures as the court prepares major rulings.
Customs and Border Protection says the $46 billion border wall project is now ahead of schedule and under budget.
The U.S. president said Israeli and Lebanese leaders agreed to a temporary halt in hostilities starting Thursday.
A call between the U.S. and Lebanese leaders comes amid reports Israel could announce a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. returns to Capitol Hill for multiple hearings as his autonomy and influence face new challenges.
A new survey finds a significant increase in the share of young men who say religion is 'very important' in their lives.
Democratic Rep. Angie Craig has raised $2.5 million in the first quarter, establishing a significant financial advantage in the race for Minnesota's open Senate seat.
Republican support defeated Democratic-led efforts to stop a major military sale to Israel.
A growing number of Democratic lawmakers say they can no longer support U.S. funding for Israel's defensive Iron Dome system.
President Trump consulted with housing finance director Bill Pulte before sharing a meme depicting him as a Christ-like figure that was later deleted.
A U.S. official stated President Trump would welcome an end to hostilities as Israel's Security Cabinet met to discuss the issue.
A new Pew survey shows a significant rise in favorable opinions of China among U.S. adults, driven largely by Democrats.
Vice President Vance will travel to Iowa later this month for campaign events, marking his first visit to an early primary state as he eyes a 2028 presidential run.
Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins is summoning six Cabinet secretaries to testify as part of a push to fund the government before the fiscal year ends.
Ben Sasse offers a personal account of his experience in a clinical trial for a new pancreatic cancer treatment.
GOP strategists are deploying AI for voter simulation and trend analysis while Democratic campaigns limit its use over privacy and job concerns.
The Federal Reserve chair nominee has filed his OGE paperwork, removing the final bureaucratic obstacle before a Senate confirmation hearing.
Americans' economic outlook has reached its lowest recorded level even as unemployment remains low and inflation has receded.
The House Ethics Committee is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against the California Democrat.
The president's Holy Week attacks on Pope Leo XIV and religious rhetoric threaten his support among America's largest religious swing bloc.
Immigration hardliners warn the president is softening his rhetoric on mass deportations ahead of the midterms.
Former President Donald Trump is working to install loyalists in key state election positions ahead of the midterms.
Pakistani, Egyptian, and Turkish mediators are working to bridge gaps between the US and Iran before a ceasefire expires on April 21.
The Democratic congressman is ending his gubernatorial bid following accusations of sexual misconduct, which he denies.
The president's public criticism escalates tensions with the first U.S.-born pontiff.
The U.S. will block ships entering or leaving the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to strip Iran of leverage over global oil routes.
A rapidly expanding scandal around Rep. Eric Swalwell threatens to trigger expulsion votes for at least three other House members next week.
Vice President Vance announced a deadlock in negotiations, threatening a fragile two-week ceasefire.
The California Democrat's gubernatorial campaign is in free fall as colleagues withdraw support following sexual assault claims.
The Vatican and White House are locked in a sharp public clash over the Iran conflict and immigration, exposing a rare divide between moral authority and political power.
A natural gas industry coalition is launching a campaign to influence Democratic voters and candidates in Pennsylvania ahead of the 2024 election.
An analysis argues the administration's claim that environmental protection harms the economy is fundamentally flawed.
Senior Democrats acknowledge impeachment efforts against President Trump are futile without control of Congress, shifting focus to other tactics.
Republican congressional candidates are heavily leveraging the former president's endorsement and brand in competitive primary battles.
Virtually every Democratic primary candidate is running ads labeling themselves as 'fighters' in response to grassroots fury over Trump.
A new proposal would automatically register eligible Americans for the Selective Service, making it harder to avoid a potential military draft.
The proposed defense budget confronts political hurdles from Iran operations, midterm elections, and GOP infighting.
The First Lady gave a rare public statement rejecting claims of ties to the convicted sex offender.
Community pushback in the Big Bend sector has reduced planned steel barrier mileage, Axios reported.
Center for American Progress releases healthcare affordability plan as Democrats prepare for midterm elections.
Former Attorney General refuses to testify before bipartisan House committee investigating Justice Department's handling of Epstein case.
U.S., Israel and Iran agree on ceasefire but contradict each other on key terms while fighting persists in multiple regions.
A handful of Republican members of Congress criticized Trump's threat against Iran, while party leadership remained silent.
Ongoing conflict with Iran spreads violence to Gulf states, Iraq, and Jordan while Israel escalates operations in Lebanon.
Congressional Democrats are pushing for impeachment or 25th Amendment removal following Trump's threatening social media posts about Iran.
Howard Lutnick will sit for a transcribed interview with the House Oversight Committee on May 6 following scrutiny over newly released documents.
Campaign memo shows oyster farmer leading governor by double digits with two months until primary election.
Leaders We Deserve is accused of dangling financial commitments that never materialized to endorsed progressive candidates who lost primaries.
Vintage images show the devastating impact of the 1930s economic collapse that left 15 million Americans jobless.
New data reveals structural differences among America's largest Christian denominations, with Catholics having the most adherents but Southern Baptists operating the most congregations.
Regional mediators facilitate negotiations to prevent massive military escalation, with Trump threatening to destroy Iranian infrastructure if no deal is reached by Tuesday.
Brent crude climbs on mixed signals from Trump threatening military action while pursuing negotiations with Iran.
The Chicago center's ticket sweepstakes restricts entry to U.S. citizens and permanent residents, drawing criticism from conservatives.