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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, Jill Stein, and perhaps others may eat away at both parties' bases of support.

One economic indicator is signaling that inflation is not at all conquered and that the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy is still far too loose.

Senate Republicans say the risk of House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) tanking the upper chamber’s bipartisan defense supplemental spending bill depends entirely on how much Democrats are willing to bend on the border security portion.

Scott Armey, the son of a former House majority leader, is running for Congress 22 years after his first unsuccessful bid.

The jury is still out on whether AI can up its PR game.

President Joe Biden and his allies are getting back to their roots by highlighting healthcare, an issue that the public has historically associated more closely with Democrats.

Oscar-nominated actor embodied both the tragedy and the promise of a life led on the silver screen.

The departing group includes Capitol Hill veterans and relative newcomers.

Public comment recently closed on a new Department of Health and Human Services rule requiring child welfare providers to undergo affirmation training for youths who identify as gay or transgender, which conservatives and religious liberty advocates say could threaten faith-based or religiously affiliated foster care and adoption organizations.

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said she has “no issue” with debating fellow GOP primary candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), but admitted her focus is elsewhere.