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House GOP leaders send lawmakers home early, sidestepping Hegseth impeachment vote

House Republican leaders scrapped Thursday's scheduled votes and sent members home ahead of the midterm elections, a move that conveniently…
By George Robertson

Fetterman loses patience with reporters pressing him on a Republican switch

Senator John Fetterman snapped at Capitol Hill reporters who followed him to an elevator demanding answers about his party affiliation,…
By George Robertson

Hoeven tried to tell McConnell how to vote on the farm bill — McConnell voted his own way

Sen. Mitch McConnell defied a colleague's whispered instruction and cast his own "aye" vote during a heated farm bill markup,…
By Mandy Donalds

NYC Mayor Mamdani won't join anti-Netanyahu protests he helped stoke

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who spent the summer encouraging New Yorkers to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the…
By George Robertson

Kash Patel arrived at Senate hearing with opposition research on Dick Durbin — and at least one claim was wrong

FBI Director Kash Patel showed up to his Senate oversight hearing Tuesday with a page of typed talking points targeting…
By Francis Walshe

AG Blanche pledges compliance with Supreme Court order blocking USPS mail ballot rules

Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Trump administration will follow the Supreme Court's decision halting new Postal Service mail voting…
By Elizabeth Delaney

Pennsylvania man arrested with rifle and 190 rounds while allegedly plotting ISIS attack, DOJ says

Federal prosecutors say a 21-year-old Pennsylvania man who had already been adjudicated delinquent for a prior mass-casualty plot was arrested…
By Christina Davie

NYC's socialist mayor and Letitia James sue to block Trump's public charge rule for immigrants

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Attorney General Letitia James filed twin lawsuits to stop the Trump administration from…
By Matthias Dathan

House passes Common Cents Act unanimously, ending the penny after 232 years

The House voted without a single objection to permanently retire the one-cent coin, a bipartisan move that would save taxpayers…
By Mandy Donalds

Ted Cruz jeered by Austin crowd during College GameDay appearance on college sports bill

Senator Ted Cruz sat through nearly ten minutes of boos and hostile chants on ESPN's College GameDay in Austin while…
By Jacob Stewart
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