The Environmental Protection Agency's abrupt firing of more than 40 outside science advisers has raised serious concerns that the Biden administration is politicizing policy-making, according to West Virginia's top law enforcement official. Published April 14, 2021
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday refused to address recent reports that former President Donald Trump called him a "dumb son of a b----." Published April 13, 2021
Sen. Ted Cruz raised more than $5 million in the first quarter of this year, despite efforts by Democrats to punish the Texas Republican for his objections to certifying the results of the 2020 presidential election. Published April 13, 2021
President Biden has remained noncommittal about a carbon tax although Democratic lawmakers are pushing the idea as a way to pay for some of the $2.25 trillion of the administration's proposed infrastructure and green energy spending. Published April 12, 2021
President Biden's push to fill the nation's roads with electric vehicles would be a boon for China and would increase America's dependence on the communist power, which dominates the globe in advanced battery production and the mining of rare minerals needed to make those batteries. Published April 11, 2021
Former President Donald Trump endorsed Florida's Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, his onetime rival for the presidency, for reelection on Friday. Published April 9, 2021
Top Republicans on the House Oversight and Reform Committee are demanding the Environmental Protection Agency turn over any documents relating to the abrupt firing of 40 outside science advisers appointed by former President Donald Trump. Published April 8, 2021
Former President Donald Trump endorsed Rep. Mo Brooks on Wednesday in what is expected to be a heated GOP primary to replace retiring Alabama Republican Sen. Richard Shelby. Published April 7, 2021
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell accused corporate America of pushing "disinformation" about Georgia's new voter integrity law in order to create momentum for the Democratic Party's massive federal election overhaul. Published April 5, 2021
The suspect responsible for the death of an 18-year veteran of the U.S. Capitol Police force on Friday has been identified by law enforcement as Noah Green -- a 25-year-old supporter of the Nation of Islam. Published April 2, 2021
A Capitol police officer was killed when a driver rammed his vehicle into him and another Capitol Police officer Friday at a main security checkpoint at the complex, site of a deadly riot on Jan. 6, acting Capitol Police chief Yogananda Pittman said. Published April 2, 2021
Michael Regan, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, has been in office for less than a month but is already under fire for allegedly "politicizing" the policy-making process. Published April 1, 2021
After having his private and professional life take center stage during the 2020 presidential election, Hunter Biden is set on getting even with the "vile man" he believes responsible -- former President Donald Trump. Published March 31, 2021
Former President Donald Trump is showing no signs of leaving the public spotlight as speculation ensues of a 2024 White House run. Published March 30, 2021
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell dismissed rumors of his impending retirement on Tuesday, one day after the Kentucky Legislature enacted a new law governing how senatorial vacancies are filled. Published March 30, 2021
Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski on Monday drew her first Republican primary challenger ahead of the 2022 election, signaling an early start to a race likely to feature former President Donald Trump front and center. Published March 29, 2021
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer is maneuvering to pass a third bill this year using budget reconciliation, an obscure procedure that sidesteps the filibuster and allows Democrats to ram through President Biden's agenda without the support of a single Republican. Published March 29, 2021
President Biden intends to appoint the wife of the Senate's top swing vote, West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin III, to a plum federal position that pays upwards of $160,000 annually. Published March 28, 2021
President Biden intends to appoint the wife of the Senate's top swing vote, West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin III, to a plum federal position that pays upwards of $160,000 annually. Published March 27, 2021
President Biden intends to appoint the wife of the Senate's top swing vote, West Virginia Democrat Joe Manchin III, to a plum federal position that pays upwards of $160,000 annually. Published March 26, 2021
