Democrats in Texas are pushing forward with their latest effort to oust Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) from office next year, announcing a new opposition research and mobilization campaign on Thursday designed to defeat the two-term incumbent.
FBI Director Chris Wray spent more than five hours testifying before the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, but his appearance did little to assuage the concerns Republicans had going into the hearing.
The Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has voted unanimously to recommend a strike after the union failed to reach an agreement with major Hollywood studios by their contracts deadline.
Headlines from the Labor Department's June inflation report have provided President Joe Biden with a political boost as he tries to convince voters they are better off under his leadership before next year's elections.
The House Rules Committee is aiming to meet again on Thursday to continue discussions on which national defense authorization amendments should be advanced to the floor, setting the stage for what could be a dayslong fight to vote on the must-pass legislation.
A tornado touched down near major airports in Chicago Wednesday evening, destroying property, canceling hundreds of flights, and warning millions of people to be cautious of the natural disaster.
Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) said she was “horrified” that the California Assembly's Public Safety Committee blocked a bill that would make the trafficking of children a “serious felony.”
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) ridiculed Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie for calling the House Judiciary Committee’s grilling of FBI Director Christopher Wray “theater” and a fundraising stunt.
Despite an underwhelming performance in 2022, the Republican Party has seized momentum in several key areas, creating a possibly worrying situation for Democrats.
