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President Joe Biden’s election was heralded as the restoration of civility to the White House, if not American public life.

Newly installed Sen. Eric Schmitt said he will use his new position to scrutinize Big Tech and its relationship with the government.

'A weak link can be leveraged to escalate privileges within an environment.'

Former South Carolina Gov. and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley’s entry into the 2024 presidential race could be the tipping point for a swell of Republicans sizing up their prospects.

GOP wins in Democratic-leaning seats vital to slim House majority.

Pharmaceutical lobbyists are bracing in the crosshairs of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee now that it is chaired by "Medicare for All" proponent Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), who has long taken an antagonistic view toward the industry.

'Farms are facing skyrocketing labor costs, huge jumps in input prices, and ever-increasing costly regulatory burdens.'

House speaker has intimated there is more to the story than he can reveal publicly.

Ukraine's defense minister warned that Russia would likely launch a major 500,000-soldier offensive around Feb. 24 — the one-year anniversary of Russia's invasion.

Finding the source of the leak is important to prevent further breaches of trust.