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Even Trump’s Republican skeptics are apoplectic about his indictment.
Multiple far-right lawmakers and commentators responded to the shooting with transphobic statements.
House Republicans are still looking for their next Benghazi. But their investigations are unpopular.
The debate in France over raising the retirement age is also happening in the US.
TikTok, and its CEO Shou Chew, never really stood a chance.
Biden has officially blocked an anti-ESG resolution pushed by the GOP.
How the controversial senator could win — even after leaving the Democratic Party.
In recent statements, DeSantis is the latest GOP leader to break sharply from the party’s support for Ukraine.
If its spirit were more rigorously enforced.
Silicon Valley Bank was a test case for Congress’s 2018 bipartisan banking deregulation law. It failed.
The president is picking a fight with Republicans on their own turf — fiscal responsibility and defense spending.
Senate Republicans are condemning Carlson’s downplaying of the insurrection. House leaders, not so much.
The effort to undo updates to DC’s criminal code shows how little autonomy the city has.
A group of senators have quickly come together with a bill that could change the way the rail industry operates.
The select committee on the Chinese Communist Party’s first hearing Tuesday represented a rare moment of bipartisanship in Washington.