U.S. Politics

The outgoing Wyoming Republican representative excoriated former President Donald Trump in her speech, calling him "unfit to hold any office."

Hope Hicks said she became concerned that Trump's election fraud claims would damage his legacy.

Eric Adams has already been battle-tested by the surge, and on Monday floated the possibility of re-opening a controversial tent city.

The former vice president also said the House select committee investigating the U.S. Capitol riot represents "a kind of a partisan taint."

Gaetz pledged to work with Greene to hold GOP leadership accountable moving forward, no matter who becomes speaker of the House.

The former president's son said Sunday that "[insane leftists] don't want free speech anymore because they can't compete on the issues. They never could."

California Governor Gavin Newsom sparked further speculation he could challenge President Joe Biden when he visited the U.S.-Mexico border last week.

Representative Henry Cuellar, a Texas Democrat, said Sunday that Border Patrol agents "feel that the administration doesn't have their backs."

Representative Adam Schiff said Sunday that the former president incited "a mob to attack the Capitol. If that's not criminal, then I don't know what is."

Senator Pat Toomey, a Pennsylvania Republican, said several of his Trump-supporting constituents told him "it's time for our party to move on."

The former federal prosecutor tweeted on Saturday that Trump will be referred "to the DOJ for prosecution on 3 crimes: obstructing; conspiracy; & insurrection."

Carlos Curbelo said the former president's other troubles are enough for him to be done in by, and argued that a criminal referral would help rally his base.

The California congressman offered rare praise for the ex-president, whose relationship with Democrats has always been strained.

"The Ukrainian crisis is becoming...a turning point in the history of international relations," Russian ambassador to the U.S. Anatoly Antonov told Newsweek.

Conservatives, including the Georgia Republican, have slammed big-name retailers for selling sex toys next to kids' toothbrushes.

The GOP's razor-thin new House majority is presenting significant headaches for Representative Kevin McCarthy and sowing division in the party.

"Nothing has changed about me and I had no deals I had to make to support Kevin McCarthy," the GOP lawmaker said in an interview earlier this month.

DeSantis, a staunch conservative, is seen as one of Trump's top potential opponents in the 2024 GOP presidential primary.

Trump-endorsed Lake is seeking to overturn Katie Hobbs' win in Arizona's gubernatorial race in a lawsuit.

Glenn Kirschner said being prosecuted for insurrection is important as a person facing this charge is "prohibited from holding office under the United States."

"These Weaponized Thugs and Tyrants must be dealt with, or our once great and beautiful Country will die!!!" former President Donald Trump wrote Saturday.

The former president's digital trading cards sold out within a day of being released and were estimated to be worth around $570,000 by Friday morning.

Some Twitter bans have been lifted from a number of accounts belonging to conservative figures since Elon Musk took over the company in late October.

Representative Nancy Mace said she's "not going to support" McCarthy's move to block lawmakers from serving on their committees if he becomes House speaker.

The former president recently announced that he would be selling digital trading cards of himself in his newest business endeavor.

Former president backed technology that this week achieved "net energy gain" for the first time, generating more energy from nuclear fusion than was put in.

"Meadows' texts reveal that many Republicans were not merely complicit — they were willing soldiers in Trump's bogus battles," The Charlotte Observer wrote.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy reportedly said on Tuesday that Senate Republicans shouldn't vote for the omnibus spending bill.

In a tweet on Wednesday, the Republican congressman stated that "Americans deserve the facts about" COVID-19's origins.

The conservative commentator is raising a family with her British-born husband.