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Ex-president can participate in state primary despite accusations of insurrection stemming from the January 6 Capitol attack
The court rejected an attempt to remove the former president from the ballot based on the US Constitution’s ‘insurrectionist ban’
County party leaders selected the Nassau County legislator to be the GOP nominee in February’s special election.
Republicans have failed to produce evidence showing president financially benefitted from family business dealings
Whitmire inherits a city plagued by crime, crumbling infrastructure, and budget issues
Senate Republicans have blocked a move to pass an aid bill for Ukraine after failing to secure border compromises they sought in exchange.
Johnson added Republicans “have a duty to do this” and “we cannot stop the process.”
The scandal-plagued Congress member has finally reached the end of the line.
The motion managed to pass despite last-minute opposition from all four top GOP House leaders.
Before the debate about his possible expulsion from Congress, George Santos seemed to embrace his starring role in a scandal of his own making.
Is the governors’ debate a glimpse of an alternative reality, or of what’s to come?
His decision not to seek reelection, he said, was not because of external pressure, but due to his frustration with the “sheer arrogance” of his colleagues.
On X Spaces Friday night, Republican congressman charted his rise from ‘It girl’ to ‘Mary Magdalene of the United States Congress’
The report recommended that the allegations against Santos be referred to the Justice Department but stopped short of calling for Santos’s expulsion from the House or other discipline.
Departure narrows field for Trump alternative as race focuses on DeSantis, Haley
The House approved a nearly $14.5 billion military aid package Thursday for Israel, but it featured a partisan approach by new Speaker Mike Johnson that poses a direct challenge to Democrats and President Joe Biden.
But the retirement announcement sounded more like the launch of a new campaign: the lawmaker said he's not done with public service and outlined his frustrations with the two major political parties.