One year after Russia invaded Ukraine and 12 months of death, destruction, and sacrifice, the war has tested the country and its allies, including President Joe Biden.
A family feud is brewing in Wisconsin as a Milwaukee beer dynasty finds itself split over which candidate to back in a high-stakes Supreme Court race that will determine the trajectory of state politics for a decade to come.
Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) folded to several demands from his right flank to be elected House speaker — and now, those concessions could come back to haunt him as he attempts to negotiate with the White House on a solution to the looming debt ceiling crisis.
The Republican presidential field may end up being split between former President Donald Trump, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), and other candidates who hope to benefit if the top two Florida men tear each other apart during a bruising primary battle.
The Department of Defense announced a new military aid package worth approximately $2 billion on Friday, which coincides with the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Eleven months after Congress approved the first raft of aid to Ukraine in its war against Russia, the federal government is struggling to keep tabs on how its money is being spent.
Fresh off regaining control of the House, Republicans are still work-shopping healthcare reform policies, with the days of "repeal and replace" Obamacare a distant memory as they look toward building their 2024 national platform.
A few weeks before launching his campaign to overthrow the Ukrainian government, Russian President Vladimir Putin implied that he would use nuclear weapons to repel a NATO-backed effort by Ukraine to retake Crimea from Russian occupation.
An upcoming Supreme Court fight over the Biden administration's student debt relief plan could see the 6-3 conservative majority employ a similar doctrine that quashed the Obama administration's landmark power plant emissions rule.
