House Speaker Mike Johnson welcomed the primary defeat of Rep. Thomas Massie, a frequent GOP critic who often voted against party leadership.
President Trump announced Friday that his administration's TrumpRx direct-to-consumer prescription drug platform will add 160 more medications.
Republican House leadership encounters resistance from conservative members on multiple key bills including foreign surveillance reauthorization and farm legislation.
Seattle and San Francisco take contrasting approaches to taxing wealthy residents and business executives amid economic concerns.
Former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, convicted over 2020 election subversion efforts, will be released Monday after sentence commutation.
The Supreme Court rejected several appeals Monday, including pharmaceutical companies challenging Medicare drug price negotiations and a former congressman's insider trading conviction.
Vote counting continues more than a week after primary elections in Maine and California, with several key races still undecided.
Congressional Budget Office analysis finds Trump's space-based missile defense program would cost $1.2 trillion, significantly more than initial $175 billion estimate.
Graham Platner won the Democratic Senate primary in Maine while the governor's race heads to ranked choice voting tallies.
The Supreme Court permitted Texas to use its contested congressional map while Florida's governor unveiled redistricting plans favoring Republicans.
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown continues for a 40th day, causing major airport delays and leaving TSA workers unpaid while Congress remains deadlocked.
Recent polling and forecasting changes suggest improved prospects for Democrats in upcoming congressional elections.
Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, California, resigned and agreed to plead guilty to federal charges of acting as an illegal foreign agent for China.
A Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll found 59% of Americans believe Trump lacks the mental sharpness to lead effectively as president.
Thomas Pauken II admitted to gathering intelligence on U.S. targets for the Chinese government.
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