Reality check. Even if the House voted to impeach Hegseth, the Senate would almost certainly fail to hit the 67 votes ...

One-third of Americans think the government should try a second time to put a convicted criminal to death … Leggi ...

Their private efforts have reached governors, election stewards and lawmakers from both parties who are increasingly alarmed ...

As he leaves Washington, the North Carolina Republican argues that Trump’s inner circle has failed him — with consequences ...

US Congresswoman Madeleine Dean warned that delayed weapons deliveries, disrupted missile alerts and sanctions relief for ...

The US Vice President declined to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu days before Israel's elections, distancing himself from Trump's ...

The soon-to-be senior senator from Texas has a way of saying the nastiest things. And this week he did not disappoint.

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"Mike Rogers is a war-loving, spy-loving, Constitution-hating, two-bit thug who has no right to be in the government," the retired judge declared.

Tafoya tried to tie Flanagan to Walz and the fraud scandal, while Flanagan argued Tafoya would be a rubber stamp for Trump.

The decision by President Donald Trump to waive sanctions on Russia has infuriated Ukraine’s allies in Congress.

A rising number of GOP senators are raising criticisms of President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth surrounding the U.S. handling of the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump’s decision to waive ...