House Republicans privately worry about political fallout of government shutdown
Some Republicans are already starting to worry that they will be blamed for a partial government shutdown if the House and Senate fail to reach a deal by Oct. 1.
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Senate GOP bracing for last-minute leader bids — potentially by key Trump ally
Steve Daines is speculated as a potential candidate for Senate GOP leader in November, but he isn't announcing any such bid just yet.
Trump suggests he could win 50% of Jewish vote in presidential election showdown against Harris
Former President Trump suggested that he could win up to half of the Jewish vote in the 2024 election as he criticized Jewish Americans who support Vice President Kamala Harris
Hunter Biden says he pleaded guilty to ‘spare’ his family the ‘humiliation’ of a trial after addiction battles
First son Hunter Biden released a statement Thursday after he pleaded guilty to nine federal tax charges, saying he did so to “spare" his family from being “publicly humiliated" by a trial.
Reporter’s Notebook: No proof of citizenship? No vote
Many Congressmen are worried that a growing number of people in the U.S. could illegally vote in upcoming elections, Democrats in Congress are pushing back.
Hunter Biden’s ‘high drama’ day in court ends in shocking guilty plea
The criminal trial of first son Hunter Biden on federal tax charges was expected to get underway in normal order Thursday before he said he intended to plead guilty to the charges in a shocking twist.
RNC blasts Walz admin’s nonanswer on how noncitizens made it onto Minnesota voter rolls: ‘No hypothetical’
The RNC said Minnesota's automatic voter registration system, set up by Gov. Tim Walz after he signed "Driver License For All," did not filter noncitizens.