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From Jill and Doug to Mary Todd Lincoln: When political spouses cause problems

Jill Biden's flippant comment that NCAA women's basketball championship runners-up Iowa should accompany winners LSU to the White House is a rare misstep by the first lady but one that follows in the footsteps of some of her predecessors.

Republican-only 2024 caucuses in Iowa reflect its deepening red hue

Democrats are ditching the longtime early-voting state.

Nikki Haley’s home state edge?

Former South Carolina governor need not travel for to reach early primary voters.

Long train regulations coming?

Senate lawmakers take the lead on post-East-Palestine-derailment legislation.

Critics quick to knock TikTok ban proposal

Skeptics range from Fox host Tucker Carlson to far-left Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Biden responds to expulsion of Democratic Tennessee lawmakers: ‘Undemocratic’

President Joe Biden responded to the news Thursday that two of three Tennessee Democrats who protested in favor of gun reform on the House floor were expelled from their positions.

The Senate’s new Dr. No

New Sen. Eric Schmitt takes leading Republican role blocking Biden nominees.

A new Obamacare fight

The ACA faces fresh legal challenges after years of favorable court rulings.

Raskin accuses Comer of withholding information and misrepresenting witnesses

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) accused House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) of withholding information from committee Democrats or misrepresenting the committee's findings in the probe into the Biden family.

Zelensky strikes back

How Ukraine's coming counteroffensive could play out.
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