GOP, Scarred by Kavanaugh, Tries to Have Cake and Eat It Too With Jackson
Senator Ted Cruz called Brett Kavanaugh's hearings "one of the lowest moments in the history of this committee."
Ketanji Brown Jackson More Popular Than Trump's SCOTUS Nominees: Polls
A majority of Americans support confirmation of Jackson's nomination to the Supreme Court.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Won't Face 'Constant Attack' Like Kavanaugh: Graham
"Most of us couldn't go back to our offices during Kavanaugh without getting spit on," Graham said during Monday's hearing.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Hearing Has 4 Potential GOP Candidates for 2024 Race
Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearings will kick off Monday in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Can Republicans Block Biden's Pick for SCOTUS?
Unlike in 2016, when Merrick Garland's nomination was blocked, Democrats have majority control of the Senate.
Kevin McCarthy Backs Madison Cawthorn Re-Election Despite Zelensky Insult
"If there's any thug in this world it's [Vladimir] Putin," McCarthy told reporters Friday.
Mo Brooks Falls in the Polls as Donald Trump Mulls Pulling Endorsement
Brooks garnered support from 17.6 percent of likely primary voters, trailing opponents Katie Britt and Mike Durant in a new poll.
Biden's Approval Rating is Identical to Trump's at Same Point in Presidency
A poll from Monmouth University found 39 percent of Americans approve of Biden's performance as commander-in-chief.
After Trump Dumps Pence, Who Could Be His VP and Why DeSantis Is a Problem
Former President Donald Trump is hinting at another run for the White House in 2024 but recently ruled out Mike Pence as his pick for vice president.
NATO Unity Faltering as Calls Grow for a No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine
NATO's secretary-general said the alliance opposes the idea, but Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Slovenia have called for the zone.
Republicans Tell Biden to 'Step Up' After Zelensky's Powerful Plea to U.S.
Republican Senator Jim Risch of Idaho said the Biden administration has "had to be shamed into action every step."
Zelensky Earns Congress' Praise But Fails to Change Minds on No-Fly Zone
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy suggested providing more planes so Ukraine can create its own no-fly zone.
Monoclonal Antibodies Could Run Out by June Without More Funds, Psaki Warns
Lawmakers removed $22.5 billion for COVID aid from the omnibus spending bill last week.
Americans Blame Biden First for Gas Prices, Oil Companies Second: Poll
The oil industry and the Biden administration have sparred over blame for tight energy supplies and rising costs.
Florida City Election Is a Battle Over Scientology
If elected, Aaron Smith-Levin said "the era of Clearwater leaders being duped and pushed around by Scientology will officially be over."
Oil Prices Are Dropping — Will Gas Prices Go Down, Too?
Crude oil prices hit above $130 per barrel earlier this month but dipped below $100 during trading on March 14.
Most Joe Rogan Fans Are Vaccinated, Poll Finds After Podcast Controversy
Hundreds of medical experts slammed Rogan for airing false statements regarding the COVID-19 pandemic on his podcast.
What Trump Has Said About Putin Since Russian Invasion of Ukraine Began
Close allies of the former president, like House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and former Vice President Mike Pence, have split with his views.
COVID Practices in Restaurants Become New Normal as Pandemic Winds Down
The New York State Restaurant Association said it's trying to get outdoor dining to continue and to make to-go cocktails permanent.
Ukraine Hospital Bombing Takes Center Stage as War Crime Probes Underway
One expert called the bombing of a maternity and children's hospital "particularly egregious."
Kevin McCarthy Calls Putin 'Evil' in Rare Break From Trump
"I think he's murdering people right now," McCarthy told reporters Wednesday, when talking about Vladimir Putin.
How $13.6 Billion in Aid From the U.S. Will Help Ukraine as Russia Invades
The aid includes funding to help refugees and enforce sanctions against Russia.
Man Who Traveled to Inject Patients With Fake Vaccine Gets No Jail Time
The Washington man, who claimed to be an executive with a biotech company, allegedly pocketed more than $200,000 from the scheme, authorities said.
Have Biden Administration Policies Reduced U.S. Oil Production?
Republicans have ramped up their criticism of Biden's agenda as Russia-Ukraine crisis throws the global energy market into a tailspin.
'Glad He's Gone': NY Democrats Show Little Interest in a Cuomo Comeback
Cuomo decried "cancel culture" and said "God isn't finished with me yet" while giving remarks at a Brooklyn church over the weekend.
Majority of Americans Back Russian Oil Ban Even if It Drives Up Gas Prices
The White House said Monday President Joe Biden hasn't made a decision yet about banning oil imports from Russia.
House, Senate Agree on Russia Trade Ban as Putin Moves Further Into Ukraine
Leaders of the House and Senate trade panels said these actions will "send a clear message to Putin that his war is unacceptable."
'Little Evidence' Keystone Pipeline Would Level Prices Despite GOP Claims
James Glynn, of Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, said the Keystone Pipeline capacity was less than one-tenth of Russian oil exports.
Price Hikes Have Americans Abandoning Car, House Purchases: Survey
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell told lawmakers on Thursday that the Russian invasion of Ukraine could stoke inflation even higher.
Over Half Of Ukraine Reactors Are Offline After Russia Takes Nuclear Plant
Russian forces have seized the Zaporizhzhia power plant, which is the largest plant in Europe.