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Eric Swalwell leads Democrats seeking to ban Trump from US Capitol

Democrats are looking to bar former President Donald Trump and several allies from entering the U.S. Capitol in retaliation for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Mike Pompeo’s PAC purchased $42,000 worth of books on same day of memoir release

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's political action committee reportedly dished out $42,000 on book purchases the day his memoir was released.

Ohio train derailment: Biden checks in on East Palestine cleanup from Poland

President Joe Biden spent a portion of his time in Poland overseeing the federal response to the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

Biden backup plan: Democrats privately planning life after Joe if he quits ahead of 2024

For months, many political insiders have been operating under the assumption that President Joe Biden will run in 2024. Now, some of his allies are reportedly planning for the seemingly implausible possibility he drops out.

Interior to propose first-ever offshore wind lease sale in Gulf of Mexico

The Biden administration announced plans to carry out the first-ever offshore wind lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico in service of its goal to facilitate the installation of 30 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity by 2030.

Chicago mayoral race: Lori Lightfoot ‘misspoke’ when telling people who won’t vote for her not to vote

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot claimed she "misspoke" when she said that people who wouldn't vote for her should not show up to the polls for the mayoral race.

Sen. Jon Tester announces reelection bid for crucial Democrat seat

Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) announced his reelection bid Wednesday for a fourth term in one of the most critical seats Democrats must defend to keep their Senate majority in 2024.

Board member of ‘disinformation’ tracker defunding conservative news recently forced out of Harvard

A board member for a self-styled "disinformation" tracking group that seeks to "defund" and shut down conservative news outlets is being "forced out" of a senior role at Harvard University.

Trump is campaigning like it’s 2015 — do his rivals think it’s the Bush years?

Former President Donald Trump gave his strongest signal yet that he believes he is still running in 2015-16, when he defeated 16 other Republicans on the way to the party’s presidential nomination and, ultimately, the White House.

WATCH: Biden administration’s logic is ‘hard to follow,’ says Sarah Westwood

Washington Examiner political and investigative reporter Sarah Westwood questioned the Biden administration’s handling of major crises, saying the logic of its response is “hard to follow.”
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