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Reports of foreign objects flying over the country are prompting calls from Republicans to rule out defense budget cuts.

Cotton said that with U.S. allies, it's less important "whether they are democratic or not democratic, and more whether they are pro-American or anti-American."

"Now, I think any Republican who got into the Oval Office in 2024 would be an autocrat, because they know that they can be," the former president's niece said.

Police confirmed that one person died in the shooting and that the suspected shooter was in custody.

Opposition group the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran MEK told Newsweek Ebrahim Raisi's presence in New York "is an affront" to the U.N.

Biden's policy finds its roots in a half century of "College-for-All" education policy in the United States.

Alaskans in 2020 approved a system that allows voters to indicate their second and third choices.

A clip of Kyrsten Sinema talking to two Republican Senators has gone viral, amidst speculation over whether she will back the Inflation Reduction Act.

The West Virginia Democrat said he could not support the full proposals in the potentially historic climate bill just two weeks ago.

The Army's latest physical fitness standards continue to face criticism for attempts to be gender-neutral.

"Twice @POTUS has said America would defend Taiwan if invaded, and twice the White House has walked it back," GOP Senator Rick Scott tweeted.

Leaders have pointed to the generals' deaths as evidence of the Russian military's incompetence.

The president's recently created bureau has been compared to a department from George Orwell's dystopian classic "1984."

"Have the words 'win' and 'victory' been purged from the administration's vocabulary when it comes to Ukraine?" Senator Tom Cotton asked.

Cotton's suggestion that Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson would have defended Nazi war criminals sparked bipartisan condemnation.

Republican Senator Jim Risch said the president made a "horrendous gaffe" during his speech in Poland Saturday.

The Fox News host warned that sending military support to Kyiv could escalate the conflict with Russia and lead to more deaths.

The Arkansas Republican held up multiple Justice Department nominees over U.S. marshal's legal bills. Democrats said his position made no sense.

"'Joe, if they don't want you, we do,'" GOP Senator John Cornyn said he wrote in a text to Manchin this week.

"The United States should fully boycott the Genocide Games in Beijing," said Cotton, an Arkansas Republican.

"It is wrong to force our daughters, mothers, wives, and sisters to fight our wars," Republican Missouri Senator Josh Hawley said.

The Arkansas Republican and New Hampshire Democrat argued over the Nord Stream 2 pipeline between Russia and Germany.

The Platform Competition and Opportunity Act would give the government greater power to stop mergers that it believes violate antitrust laws.

"[T]hese terrible assaults will just be the tip of the iceberg of what's coming if this isn't shut down," former president Donald Trump said in a statement.

"Anything less will further confirm Joe Biden's impotence to the world," said the Arkansas Republican.

Manchin joined 49 Republicans in voting for the amendment, which passed early Wednesday.

"The idea that these cowardly Republicans in the Senate voted for this tells you everything you need to know about the GOP," the Texas Senator tweeted.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) blasted Major League Baseball, which operates in the U.S. and Canada, for being "silent as Cuba's murderous regime cracks down on protestors."

The story behind Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and how it became a woke museum in one of the reddest states in the USA.

Seven Republican senators reintroduced the Save American History Act on Monday, which Tuberville says will allow schools to "encourage the open debate of ideas and teach important morals to our students."