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Critics say the president’s welcoming tone is encouraging illegal immigration. But migrants themselves have a different take: The real probl...

Lawmakers across the country want to curtail the sweeping powers of state executives after the pandemic led governors to flex their muscles...

Many of the final decisions on the party’s infrastructure bill will still likely depend on their hardest-to-please members.

From the history of these spats, it makes sense that Republicans are still kneeling to an out-of-power president.

Federal agents executed a search warrant and seized the Florida congressman’s iPhone last winter.

Federal health officials advised a temporary pause in use of the vaccine after six reports of severe blood clots among more than 6 million p...

Ahead of a likely vote Wednesday on whether to open debate, some in the GOP argue that the bill is unnecessary.

Covid hit Indian Country hard. As elders die, tribes are fighting to preserve their languages. Congress is sending cash.

The delay comes amid concerns over blood clotting in U.S.

All those affected were women between the ages of 18 and 48, and their symptoms developed 6-13 days after vaccination.

Monday’s filing suggests prosecutors are increasingly confident that the group stashed some weaponry at a hotel in Ballston, Va.

Michael Wood’s risky strategy centers on a belief there is a healthy slice of the GOP ready to move on from Trump.

Five of the biggest Democratic firms have signed onto a joint statement that seeks to explain what went wrong in last year’s election.

The sprawling state, one of the nation's poorest, overcame the odds by keeping things simple.

A White House summit on the semiconductor shortage lays bare the idled factories, lack of infrastructure and geopolitical complications that...

The two Republicans could be back serving together in fewer than four years. But not if Trump keeps calling McConnell a “dumb son of a bitch...

No final decision has been made, but some Republicans see it as an overreach and others think it's just a messaging bill.

Iran vowed revenge on Israel after the blackout at its Natanz nuclear facility.

The Florida congressman’s "wingman" said he was paying legal fees for the former teen at the center of the case.

If persistently rising inflation is coming to the U.S., history suggests it won’t happen until after Biden is out of office.

“It ticks off the entire Trump network,” said a former White House official. “The president would not be able to pick him out of a room.”

After a recent military coup in Myanmar, President Joe Biden consulted with the GOP leader on the U.S. response.

The president does little press. His Cabinet does a fair bit. Underlying it all is one overarching idea: Do things that feel natural.

The president promised one during his campaign. But civil rights groups and police union reps both said it wasn’t necessary.