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Republican leaders will speak with reporters following their closed-door conference a day after the release of the Durham report.

President Joe Biden issued yet another warning to congressional Republicans ahead of his Tuesday meeting with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), reiterating that "default is not an option."

Recipients of the Supplemental Security Income program are expected to receive their checks, worth up to $914 for individual filers, in 16 days.

Members of the "Squad" are warning President Joe Biden that they will push back on a debt ceiling bill if they think he gave up too much to Republicans.

A guaranteed income program in Minneapolis will process its next payment to recipients in four days.

Former President Donald Trump's rivals in the 2024 election put aside their differences to condemn the FBI and Justice Department following the release of special counsel John Durham's report on the Trump-Russia investigation.

House Republicans are pressing Democrats to stay in town and work out a deal before the country defaults on its debt.

SIOUX CENTER, Iowa — Ramona Nitz met Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) for the first time on Saturday while attending the Feenstra Family Picnic hosted by Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-IA). Nitz, a 68-year-old retired teacher from Cherokee, Iowa, is like most attendees who showed up for the picnic on a cloudy weekend morning: she's a conservative who wants a candidate who will defeat President Joe Biden during next year's presidential elections.

The top two Republican presidential hopefuls are employing wildly different strategies when talking about each other.

President Joe Biden has found himself stuck in the middle of the Democratic Party on environmental issues despite running on a sweeping green agenda, a tension that remains unresolved as he prepares to seek a second term.