Politics & Policy
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Carlson fumes over Trump's embrace of foreign support
Many of Carlson's most notable breaks with the Republican Party stem from foreign policy disagreements and opposition to foreign adventurism.
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Taiwan says 'happy' to talk with Trump, escalating potential break in US-China protocol
Trump said earlier this week: “I’ll speak to him. I speak to everybody," referring to Taiwan leader Lai Ching-te.
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US Fine Arts Commission to review, possibly vote Thursday on Trump's revised plan for arch in DC
Among critics' concerns is the arch's height, which would rival that of every monument in the city including the Lincoln Memorial.
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Super Bowl LVIII most-watched TV event since moon landing
The game went into overtime and saw the Chiefs edge out the 49ers 25-22.
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Trump backs daughter-in-law Lara Trump as RNC co-chairwomen, 'dedicated to all that MAGA stands for'
He also plans to support his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, serve as the co-chairwoman.
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Senate advances foreign aid bill in procedural vote
While the bill enjoys support from Democrats and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, conservative Senate Republicans remain vigorously opposed to the plan, including Kentucky GOP Sen. Rand Paul, who has attempted to filibuster the legislation.
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'Squad' member Cori Bush down by more than 20 points against primary challenger: poll
Bush represents the First Congressional District, which includes most of St. Louis and is solidly Democratic.
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House Republicans unveil bill to address warrantless surveillance powers
Section 702 was set to expire at the end of the year, though the House extended the deadline to April amid intense internal disagreements over scope of reform.
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Climate conservatives seek ‘all of the above,’ but some GOP'ers see it as hostile to fossil fuels
“Through innovation, we can continue to reduce our emissions without sacrificing reliability or affordability," Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Ga., vice chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus, said.
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Wisconsin Elections Commission clarifies absentee ballot rules
The commission told clerks to error on the side of counting ballots and issued five specific clarifications as to when ballots are not to be rejected.
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New York special election to fill Santos' seat seen as bellwether for November 2024
Republicans are hoping to retain the seat, given their slim 219-212 majority in the House that resulted in a failed vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas last week
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Austin expected to return to duty 'tomorrow': Walter Reed
He has transferred his authority to Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks.
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Federal judge agrees to pause litigation over Snake River dams
Simon’s order provides a five-year stay through Dec. 13, 2028, with the possibility of another five-year extension. The federal government and other parties requesting the pause will be required to provide annual updates on their progress, he said.