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Michigan Democrats are set to decide a closely watched U.S. Senate primary on Tuesday, in what political analysts describe as the party’s most significant test of direction this year. The primary has drawn national attention as competing candidates offer contrasting visions for

The bipartisan House Ethics Committee says it has found “substantial evidence” that Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) repeatedly made unwanted advances toward two female staff members, recommending that the full U.S. House of Representatives vote on disciplinary action. According to the committee’s findings,

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Jay Clayton as the nation’s new Director of National Intelligence (DNI), placing him at the helm of America’s intelligence community during a period of significant institutional change. Clayton assumes leadership of an office that many analysts say

U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman of South Carolina has officially announced his campaign for the U.S. Senate, entering the race to succeed the late Sen. Lindsey Graham. Norman, who has represented South Carolina’s 5th Congressional District since 2017, said he is seeking the

President Donald Trump’s nominee for attorney general, Todd Blanche, is expected to face intense scrutiny on Capitol Hill as senators prepare to question him on some of the most controversial issues surrounding the Justice Department and the Trump administration. The confirmation hearing

President Donald Trump announced that he has signed pardons for six individuals convicted of violating federal clean-air and emissions laws, saying they were “persecuted by the Biden Administration.” The pardons were announced as Trump defended the recipients, arguing that the prosecutions were

A federal judge has issued a nationwide injunction blocking the Trump administration’s policy of conducting immigration-related arrests at or near immigration courts. The ruling temporarily halts enforcement of the policy across the United States while legal challenges move forward through the court