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The dust is beginning to settle in the crowded field of candidates vying to replace Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) after he retires next year, with more than a half-dozen Republicans seeking to take the first-term incumbent’s place.

The United States's response to the ongoing series of Houthi attacks against commercial vessels in the Red Sea has been "very insufficient," according to former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.

Washington, D.C., will implement increases in its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program after second-guessing from Mayor Muriel Bowser.

A Biden administration official resigned over the administration's stance on the war in Gaza.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Texas over its law creating state immigration crimes.

President Joe Biden will not have any Democratic competitors in North Carolina's 2024 primary election, making him the only Democratic candidate for president in the state.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) said people should stop referring to Washington, D.C., as a "swamp" on Wednesday, saying the word "sewer" was more fitting.

The California Assembly went into recess after a group of pro-Palestinian protesters chanted "ceasefire now" in the rotunda.

Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, the new director of the upcoming Star Wars film, said in a CNN interview that as a woman, she plans to shape the iconic franchise.

Illegal immigration through the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas, came to a screeching halt in the lead-up to a major congressional visit, an example of just how much control Mexican cartels have over the crisis, according to lawmakers.