U.S. Politics

On Tuesday, New York Republican Representative George Santos announced he was recusing himself from two House committees.

Greene, a Republican from Georgia, made the statement during the House Oversight and Accountability Committee's hearing on federal pandemic relief.

Trump is racking up endorsements and appears to be seeking more, as several Republicans consider jumping into the 2024 presidential race.

Representative Jerry Nadler opposed an amendment to include the pledge before a committee's meetings, resulting in some heated words.

The New York Republican could face consequences if his campaign can't fill the treasurer position, legal experts said.

One critic described Trump's proposals, which included bans on tax funds supporting gender-affirming care for transgender youth, as "beyond sick."

In the clip from 2017, DeSantis suggests that attempting to work with Putin might be a fruitless endeavor.

Christina Bobb argued that Trump could launch an investigation into the election if he wins the 2024 presidential race.

The House Judiciary Committee previously requested materials related to the DOJ's investigation of President Biden's classified document case.

Critics say Republicans are bucking science and research-based solutions for political points.

Four additional Central and South American countries are now included in Title 42 rules, which allow migrants to be rapidly expelled at the border.

The Georgia Republican raised concerns about reports that Ukraine hopes to retake control of Crimea, the territory Vladimir Putin annexed in 2014.

"My legal bills just broke half a million bucks & I face a long road ahead," Navarro tweeted on Monday, asking supporters for financial help.

Greene is reportedly keen on being Trump's next running mate, and is being considered alongside the likes of Kristi Noem and Elise Stefanik.

The GOP lawmaker recently urged Democrats to join Republicans in a newly formed subcommittee tasked to investigate the "weaponization" of the federal agencies.

Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Michael McCaul, said "we have to be prepared" for a potential military invasion between China and Taiwan.

The former president made an unannounced stop at a burger shop following an event launching his 2024 campaign in the state.

"He's going to be desperate to strike whatever kind of deals he can strike to minimize his exposure, ultimately, to prison," Glenn Kirschner said.

The GOP lawmaker faces mounting allegations that he lied during his successful campaign.

The State Department announced earlier this month that the United States will send an additional $3.75 billion in military assistance to Ukraine.

Former national security adviser John Bolton recently said that Trump's 2024 campaign was "going downhill and I think it'll continue to go downhill."

The former president also said on Saturday that it was his personality that "kept us out of war."

The former president previously called the violent attack on Pelosi "a terrible thing."

"President Xi is watching the Russian debacle in Ukraine and will likely be more cautious as a result," James Stavridis said on Saturday.

"It's my own fault. No one else is to blame," David DePape said on Friday. "I should have come better prepared."

"I am not a political analyst or expert, but I don't think Donald Trump has a snowball's chance in hell of being elected president again," Glenn Kirschner said.

"McDaniel has held the position by the grace of Donald Trump's support," one political scientist told Newsweek.

"Can we please dig up every person's tweet who made fun of this or cast doubt?" former Representative Adam Kinzinger tweeted Friday.

"It's a shame to trick the American people just to win an election. No president should be able to use their emergency powers for politics," Greene said.

During the Trump-Russia probe, Trump's team looked into suspected financial dealings that involved the former president based on a tip from Italian officials.