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Congress’ first foray into filmmaking attracted criticisms of the film’s focus and who was and was not involved in its production. → Read More
Over the past decade, Rep. Jim Jordan has shown an eagerness to confront adversaries, and now he’s poised to take on his biggest battles yet. → Read More
The Jan. 6 committee showed text messages Fox News pundit Sean Hannity sent to former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, expressing his fears over how Jan. 6, 2021, would play out. → Read More
GOP Pennsylvania Senate candidate Mehmet Oz called for Dr. Anthony Fauci to step down from his role in leading a major U.S. health agency, saying the longtime head of the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases has lost the “faith and confidence of the American people.” → Read More
Democratic Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson endorsed Jasmine Crockett, a Texas state lawmaker, to replace her in Congress, after announcing her intent to retire earlier this month. Ms. Crockett was among a number of Democratic lawmakers who fled the state earlier this year to protest S.B. 1, a voting bill they claimed would disproportionately harm minority voters. → Read More
Internal emails indicate that officials from the National School Boards Association coordinated with the White House and the Justice Department before Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a letter warning of “domestic terrorism” threats from parental activists complaining about curriculum and other education issues. → Read More
House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik on Wednesday endorsed eight women running for Congress next year, the latest recruits in her effort to swell the ranks of conservative women in the House GOP. → Read More
The historic election wins by Lt. Gov-elect Winsome Sears and Attorney General-elect Jason Miyares in Virginia showcased the increasing diversity in the GOP and the party's success recruiting women and minority candidates to deliver a conservative message of freedom and opportunity. → Read More
Comedian Bill Maher defended parental activists voicing their objection to the teachings of critical race theory, saying it's leaving some children "traumatized." → Read More
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene offered a rare compliment to the progressive ‘Squad’ members for rejecting the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed by the House on Friday. → Read More
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's newborn son is home after being hospitalized with a respiratory virus unrelated to COVID-19. → Read More
"You don't run from a fight. You don't abandon your post because things are harder than you thought they'd be," the Alabama Republican told The Washington Times. "Tough situations don't build character. They reveal it." → Read More
Former President Donald Trump will attend a fundraiser for Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters next week, entering a race that’s already been met with a crowded GOP primary. → Read More
Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin on Thursday unveiled an expansive education plan that he said he wants to implement “from Day One” of his new administration in January. → Read More
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she is "heartbroken" over Democrat Terry McAuliffe's loss in the Virginia governor's race this week. → Read More
Several billionaires, including liberal activist George Soros, received stimulus checks during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite income caps that would have otherwise disqualified them. → Read More
Frustrated Democrats blamed each other and President Biden on Wednesday after the party's devastating losses in Virginia and a too-close-to-call race for New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy that was supposed to be a cakewalk. → Read More
The House slapped Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene with $48,000 in fines for more than 20 violations of the mask mandate in the chamber. → Read More
Democrat Terry McAuliffe on Wednesday conceded Virginia's gubernatorial election to Republican Glenn Youngkin, whose upset victory in what had been an increasingly blue state shook the national Democratic Party. → Read More
Democrat Terry McAuliffe is not backing out of the Virginia governor’s race, as he trailed Republican Glenn Youngkin by about 100,000 votes Tuesday night. → Read More