Former U.K. Home Secretary Suella Braverman is warning that governments need to take action to tackle their respective migration crises. Braverman is seen by some as a future leader of Britain's Conservatives.
As Biden looks to strik a balance between supporting Israel and addressing worries over civilian casualties, Democratic senators are voicing their concerns with the war in Gaza.
NPR over recent years has been distilled to cater to a small subset of the American population, bent on Donald Trump's destruction. One editor is pushing back.
A motion to vacate would lead to ‘chaos in the House,’ the speaker said ahead of the meeting. Following an April 10 meeting with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) reiterated her frustration with Mr. Johnson’s tenure as speaker. She told reporters she told Mr. Johnson that he has broken the
The Rules Committee left the most contentious piece of Section 702, whether or not queries of Americans’ data should require a warrant, to be decided later. The House Rules Committee, in a late night vote, advanced a bill that would reauthorize a controversial spying authority but left a key aspect of the debate to be
Two advocacy groups have called for an investigation, accusing the Republican senator of possible campaign finance law violations. Two advocacy groups on Tuesday filed a formal campaign finance complaint against U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) over advertising revenue from his podcast sent to a political action committee supporting his 2024 reelection campaign. The complaint, filed
The House of Representatives is gearing up for a chamber-wide vote on renewing a key tool that will allow members of the federal government to conduct warrantless surveillance.