These US lawmakers voted for TikTok ban but use it themselves
Newsweek has found a dozen representatives who still have verified TikTok accounts, despite voting on a bill that could ban it
Ukraine's desperate wait may soon be over as Mike Johnson vows vote
House Speaker Mike Johnson says he plans to advance a national security spending package to Kyiv and other American allies.
Russia "capitalizing" in war as U.S. aid to Ukraine continues to stall: ISW
The think tank warned that Russia would make more "threatening gains" if the U.S. continues "to withhold assistance to Ukraine."
Rand Paul puts Mike Johnson on blast: "Lost all his principles"
The senator on Sunday suggested that Johnson had "completely changed and lost all his principles" since becoming House speaker.
Donald Trump questioned on Marjorie Taylor Greene's rift with Mike Johnson
During a press conference with Johnson, Trump was asked about the congresswoman's criticisms of the House speaker.
Health care to change for thousands of people under new bill
Lawmakers introduced a new bill that aims to expand the type of health care some service members can access.
Democrat warns party about making "big mistake" on the border
Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, who helped negotiate the Senate's bipartisan border deal, has a message for his party as the November election nears.
Rashida Tlaib snaps at Fox News over 'death to America' question
The Michigan Democrat accused the network of using "racist tropes" and being "Islamophobic" during a row at Capitol Hill on Thursday.
Lauren Boebert's son tells court he can't afford lawyer
The Republican lawmaker's son has been charged with 14 crimes.
Russia has rebuilt military to pre-war level: US General
U.S. Army General Christopher Cavoli warned Congress on Thursday that Ukraine could lose the war if additional military aid is not passed.
Republicans just killed their own bill
Divisions among House Republicans continue to widen after a motion to advance a bill reauthorizing FISA was killed.
Could a vaccine solve the opioid crisis?
A recently introduced bill would provide a cash prize for the first approved vaccine that prevents the effects of drug use. How possible is one being developed?
Marjorie Taylor Greene claims some lawmakers want US troops in Ukraine
The Republican congresswoman told a crowd of supporters that she has heard talk from lawmakers about wanting to send U.S. troops to Ukraine.
House Republicans Need To Stop the Pointless Attacks on Mike Johnson
The House speaker is working. But he doesn't own a magic wand and he cannot do it all alone.
It's 2024, Not 1924. Why Are We Still Trading in Elephant Trophies?
The ugly truth is that we're at serious risk of witnessing the extinction of these magnificent animals—elephants—potentially within our lifetimes.
Biden judge puts DOJ on blast for defying Republican subpoenas
Judge Ana Reyes criticized the DOJ on Friday for defying Republican subpoenas related to Hunter Biden issued in his father's impeachment probe.
Lauren Boebert gets good news out of Colorado
Boebert clinched the top spot at a crucial assembly meeting vote regarding the Republican primary ballot for Colorado's 4th Congressional District.
Arson suspected in Bernie Sanders office attack
Law enforcement officers are searching for a male suspect after a fire damaged the senator's Vermont office.
Why America's Future Is Bound to Taiwan's Future
Our message to House leadership must be clear: The time to pass President Joe Biden's supplemental request is now.
Congress Can Help Puerto Rico Escape the Food Stamp Poverty Trap
Each year, the U.S. Congress allocates over $400 million for food assistance to support more than 250,000 residents of Puerto Rico who are able-bodied adults.
To Act on Gun Violence, We Have To Drop Defeatism and Despair
Our constituents sent us to Congress to solve problems, not ignore them. It's time to listen to the people and take action.
Why Supreme Court Inaction on Gerrymandering Threatens Democracy
Ours is a representative democracy. The people pass federal laws through their representatives. But what happens when those representatives loosen their connection to the people so much that they cease to be representative?
Congressional Brain Drain Is No Laughing Matter
We're giving current and potential candidates for office every reason imaginable to consider other professional paths.
Social Security reform plan proposed to Congress
Republican Congressman Tom Cole says he wants to address the impending solvency of social security.
Who Is This 'Godly' Man Calling for Gaza's Nuclear Incineration?
The recent abhorrent remarks made by an ordained pastor, now shamefully occupying a seat in Congress, have compelled me to break this silence with unyielding condemnation.
Ex-Trump aide asks Supreme Court for help after 15 days in jail
After being convicted of contempt of Congress, Peter Navarro recently began a four-month sentence in a Miami federal prison.
Republicans have plan to upend legal immigration
The GOP's Rep. Eli Crane of Arizona announced a bill to change how family-based visas work.
How a union battle could decide who wins the U.S. Senate
Organized labor could make a difference in the 2024 Ohio Senate race, but with leadership and rank-and-file members at odds, will their power be diminished?
Mike Johnson warns GOP can't bank on his "Hail Mary passes"
Speaker Johnson was asked about the "evaporating" House majority.
Florida rapper wants to unseat Democrat, warns it could get "nasty"
Luther Campbell, the Miami-based rapper known as Uncle Luke, said he is mulling a run for Congress.

