Ryan backs Bores to replace Rep. Nadler, citing the battle over AI’s future
Bores’ pro-regulation stance on the technology puts him on “the right side” of the issue, Ryan says.
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Secret Service chief to brief senators
Secret Service Director Sean Curran will attend the Senate GOP lunch Tuesday, according to two people granted anonymity to share details about the closed-door gathering. The private meeting comes as Senate Republicans consider whether to provide $1 billion in new Secret Service funding that could be used for parts of President Donald Trump’s White House
Victim or co-conspirator? House investigators grapple with the role of Epstein’s assistant.
Sarah Kellen, Jeffrey Epstein’s onetime assistant, told prosecutors she was a victim. Now lawmakers wonder if she should be treated as an accomplice.
Capitol agenda: House vs. Senate rift threatens GOP agenda
The two chambers come back to Capitol Hill this week with a list of legislative priorities they have failed to reach consensus on — and a shrinking time frame to get it done.
Congress’ Epstein probe raises a thorny question: Who counts as a victim?
Sarah Kellen, Jeffrey Epstein’s onetime assistant, told prosecutors she was a victim. Now lawmakers wonder if she should be treated as an accomplice.
Inside the House vs. Senate rifts threatening the GOP agenda
Republicans in the two chambers are divided over key pieces of legislation, and animosity is running high.
Why Democrats’ New York gerrymander won’t be as aggressive as the GOP’s efforts
Empire State Democrats aren’t interested in targeting districts previously protected by the Voting Rights Act.