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After Republicans’ lackluster midterm performance in which they failed to capture the Senate and only managed to gain a slim majority in the House, party leaders are seeking to determine where they went wrong.

House Democratic Caucus Chairman Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) has jumped into the race for Democratic leader after Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) declined to run for the top spot again.

Kyle Rittenhouse met with several Republican members of the Second Amendment Caucus Thursday in Washington, D.C.

Delaware residents have 13 days to submit their applications for the latest round of relief checks worth up to $300.

CNN chief Chris Licht is seeking to reassure detractors that his perceived quest to steer the network back to the center won't devolve into a "24/7 Trump news network" like it was circa 2016.

Former New York gubernatorial contender and outgoing GOP Rep. Lee Zeldin is leaning closer toward a bid for chair of the Republican National Committee.

The White House legal team is shrugging off House Republicans' zealous plans to investigate Hunter Biden as "politically-motivated attacks" rife with "long-debunked conspiracy theories."

Swedish investigators have found traces of explosives at the site of the damaged Nord Stream gas pipelines, prosecutors said Friday, confirming that “gross sabotage” was responsible for the string of unexplained gas leaks earlier this fall.

Actor Tim Allen had a hope-filled update on comedian Jay Leno’s condition after visiting him in the hospital Thursday.

Republicans may have won the battle to retake the House in this month's midterm elections, but the manner of the win that ultimately resulted in a thinner majority than expected means the GOP is facing new challenges that could threaten its agenda — and they're coming from within the party.