White House Counsel Will Scharf warned incoming House Oversight Committee Chairman Robert Garcia in a formal letter that aggressive Democratic subpoenas targeting President Donald Trump and executive branch officials could trigger criminal scrutiny, prompting Garcia to accuse the White House of trying to intimidate Congress.
White House Counsel Will Scharf warned incoming House Oversight Committee Chairman Robert Garcia in a formal letter that aggressive Democratic subpoenas targeting President Donald Trump and executive branch officials could trigger criminal scrutiny, prompting Garcia to accuse the White House of trying to intimidate Congress.
President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance honored US military veterans with a wreath laying and address at Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday, hours after nine members of the Kennedy family petitioned a federal court to block Trump's proposed 250 foot triumphal arch over sightline and shadow concerns at John F. Kennedy's gravesite.
The US Supreme Court lifted a lower court injunction in an 8 to 1 emergency order, allowing the Department of Homeland Security to restart barrier, patrol road, and sensor installation across Big Bend National Park and West Texas while appeals continue.
US District Judge Jeffrey Kuntz allowed President Donald Trump's multibillion dollar defamation claim against the BBC over a 2024 Panorama documentary edit of his January 6 speech to move forward toward discovery, while dismissing a separate Florida consumer protection count.
House Republicans banded together Tuesday evening in a 211 to 204 procedural vote to send eight impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, halting Rep. Thomas Massie's bid for the rest of the 119th Congress.
Senate Republicans unanimously reelected South Dakota Sen. John Thune as minority leader by acclamation alongside John Barrasso, Tom Cotton, and Shelley Moore Capito on Tuesday afternoon, opting for continuity minutes after House Republicans ousted Steve Scalise for Jim Jordan.
House Republicans voted 106 to 73 by secret ballot on Tuesday afternoon to elevate Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan over Majority Leader Steve Scalise, choosing confrontational oversight politics over institutional leadership after losing more than 40 seats.
One week after losing both chambers of Congress in sweeping midterm defeats, House Republicans convened Tuesday to choose between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan to succeed outgoing Speaker Mike Johnson while Senate conservatives pushed to delay John Thune's leadership coronation.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stepped to the Pentagon podium Tuesday for his first news conference since May to blast Republican Rep. Thomas Massie's eight article impeachment resolution over the Iran war as a farce and policy dispute ahead of a looming House floor vote.
A Reuters investigation examines shortages of sterile flies used to contain screwworm. Existing CDC guidance explains precautions and when to seek professional help.
The Arkansas governor’s reelection gives her a platform in the Republican debate. A changed legislature and unresolved policy questions complicate the national picture.