In a rural Oklahoma district that backed President Donald Trump by nearly 60 points just two years ago, Republicans held the seat Tuesday night, but not without massive warning signs. In a February 10, 2026, special election for Oklahoma’s House District 35, Republican Dillon
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The U.S. Department of War has opened administrative proceedings against Mark Kelly, a Democratic senator from Arizona and retired Navy captain, over what officials describe as “reckless and seditious” statements made in a video urging U.S. service members to refuse what he and other lawmakers characterized as illegal orders. The action was announced Monday by
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The government’s Afghanistan watchdog reported to lawmakers that he can’t guarantee that billions of dollars in American aid isn’t being funneled to
As the immigration crisis drags on at the southern border, officials with roles relating to immigration are increasingly on the defense against
Maligned Republican Representative George Santos announced his reelection campaign on Monday afternoon.
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It took House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) a record 15 ballots to secure the speakership, but his recently leaked comments cast doubt
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LGBT+ activists expressed their anger over the Biden administration’s revisions to Title IX in support of transgender athletes, saying it doesn’t go
The top Senate Judiciary Committee member said the panel would act after allegations that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas acted unethically by
