- Dershowitz, the criminal defense lawyer who once represented Jeffery Epstein, said he’d be open to answering the committee’s questions.
- It’s the latest example of the outgoing Texas Republican beginning to speak more of his mind.
- The Senate Democratic leader says AI has "tremendous benefits" but "we also have to have guardrails."
- The embattled Senate minority leader isn’t popular with the base of his own party. But he says he has laid the groundwork for a Democratic resurgence.
- The Florida Republican had blocked promotions amid a dispute involving a Florida shipbuilder.
- House Republicans have also endorsed the change, which means the Defense Department rebrand pushed by the Trump administration could become law this year.
- The ruling comes in the final days of the primary campaign between the former city comptroller and Rep. Dan Goldman.
- The meeting comes after the president said he wants the next party-line package to include a massive cash infusion to the Pentagon and the SAVE America Act.
- The vote effectively ensures Section 702 will expire for the first time since it was enacted in 2008.
- House Democrats differ on what policies to prioritize if they win back a majority.
- Even as inflation rises, some insist the Democratic agenda should put other fundamentals front and center.
- The president is seeking to kick-start a legislative effort just starting to take shape on Capitol Hill.
- Members left their interview with the Microsoft founder and philanthropist conflicted about his legacy.
- The Section 702 spy program will lapse for at least a week if members then depart for a scheduled recess.
- Speaker Mike Johnson swore in Rep. James Gallagher (R-Calif.) Wednesday as the 431st member of the House, succeeding the late Rep. Doug LaMalfa, a Republican who died in January. Gallagher brings the partisan balance of the chamber to 219-212, meaning Republicans can afford as many as three defections on party-line votes where all members are participating. But one GOP member, Rep. Tom Kean Jr. of New Jersey, has been absent since March and the exact date of his return is unclear. Democrats are expected to pick up two additional seats in special elections before September. Special elections have yet to […]
- The Microsoft founder and philanthropist also denied being complicit in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
- The president indicated he plans to nominate a replacement for acting Intelligence Director Bill Pulte.
- "We have questions," Rep. James Comer said of the acting attorney general.
- Democratic appropriators are not in a dealmaking mood after the GOP funded Trump's immigration enforcement agenda through the budget reconciliation process.
- Passage of a GOP bill to fund Trump’s immigration enforcement agenda for years doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of other partisan spending battles looming ahead of the midterms.
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