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WATCH: NYC mother slams Democrats calling her a GOP prop: ‘Step one foot in the hood’

A New York City mother is clapping back at Democrats who likened her statements in testimony before the House Judiciary Committee as “props in a MAGA Broadway production.”

Vance railway safety bill debate tests more populist, blue-collar GOP

After a train derailment in East Palestine exposed his constituents to toxic chemicals, Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) introduced a railway safety bill that quickly won bipartisan support.

Michigan Rep. Dan Kildee undergoes surgery to treat cancer

Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI) underwent surgery Monday for a "serious but curable form of cancer" after announcing the diagnosis last month.

Housing starts plunge 17.2%, raising recession fears

The number of housing starts tumbled in March, an indication that the housing market is taking a hit and may be falling into a recession.

Trump clinches another key endorsement as Florida defections against DeSantis pile up

Former President Donald Trump nabbed another key endorsement from Florida as state defections against his main rival, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), pile up.

MAGA Republican Bernie Moreno enters Ohio Senate race

Republican Bernie Moreno entered the 2024 battle to flip Ohio's Senate seat red Tuesday, marking his second consecutive run for a Senate seat.

Equity-focused cancer prevention center dedicated in Southeast DC

The newly renamed Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention is now open in Southeast Washington, D.C., and its mission is to assist residents in underserved communities who are at the most risk for long-term health problems.

DeSantis supporters leap to his defense against Trump ahead of primary fight

Voters are getting a glimpse of what is shaping up to be an ugly 2024 Republican presidential primary between the top contenders, declared candidate former President Donald Trump and undeclared Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL).

Mail carrier who refused Sunday work heads to Supreme Court: ‘I have to choose God’

The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a major case on a former postal worker's claims that he was denied religious accommodations when he was told to work on Sundays.

Republicans suddenly silent on impeaching Mayorkas

Republicans stamped a bull's-eye on Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas when they took the House in January, but those long-threatened impeachment efforts have died off in recent weeks as the party pivots to legislating.
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