News organizations went into immediate speculation mode upon hearing that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer was retiring. Eager journalists connected all the dots and concluded that Vice President Kamala Harris was the likely pick to replace the outgoing justice, citing the fact that President Biden previously vowed that he would nominate a Black woman for the high court.
Sen. Mitt Romney will join Rep. Liz Cheney at a fundraising reception for the Wyoming GOP congresswoman in March, according to an invitation obtained by The Washington Times.
House Democrats have unveiled their version of sweeping legislation aimed at bolstering U.S. competition with China, though bipartisan buy-in will be needed to finish the job and Republicans objected to being shut out of the process.
Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee are demanding that Biden administration officials explain why the British citizen who attacked a Texas synagogue this month was allowed into the U.S.
Cynthia Hogan, a longtime advisor to President Biden, is returning to work for the NFL as senior advisor to Commissioner Roger Goodell.
Sen. Mark Kelly disagrees with the Arizona Democratic Party’s decision to censure Sen. Kyrsten Sinema after she refused to change Senate rules to pass a bill to overhaul federal elections.
A new viral video shows illegal immigrants nabbed at the border in Texas being released, ferried to airports and dropped off to catch flights taking them deeper into the U.S.
House Republicans are demanding transparency from the Biden administration about how it is spending more than $1.2 trillion in infrastructure funding that Congress approved last year.
A conservative advocacy group is spending $1.5 million on ads pressuring Sen. Joe Manchin III and other moderate Democrats to oppose resuscitating President Biden’s big-spending Build Back Better Act.
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy has joined Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in seeking to block the U.S. Department of Defense from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for National Guard members who are under state command.
Moms for America declared Wednesday that the state of the union is in crisis over issues such as education, drugs and crime. But don't worry, the group says: The mothers have entered the building.
President Biden has a deep bench of Black female legal scholars to choose from for a history-making Supreme Court pick, and his shortlist is replete with figures who will thrill the party's racial justice and far-left activists.
Boris Johnson mounted a last-ditch defense Wednesday against outraged and energized political enemies who say that a string of COVID-19 lockdown-breaching parties ought to be the final straw in what's been a tumultuous two-and-a-half-year reign for the colorful British prime minister.
A national gun rights group is suing a California city that has approved legislation requiring gun owners to carry liability insurance.
China's draconian pandemic control measures have prompted the State Department to consider evacuating American diplomats and their families from the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.
The State Department on Wednesday denounced Russia's crackdown on Jehovah's Witnesses in a blistering response to reports that a Russian court has sentenced a female Witness to six years in prison for practicing her faith.
Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer's retirement could pave the way for President Biden to put Vice President Kamala Harris on the nation's highest court.
Justice Stephen G. Breyer will retire from the Supreme Court, closing out a decadeslong tenure for the liberal-leaning justice and giving President Biden his first chance to shape the court.
