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Rollout would also take aim at vaccine skepticism and misinformation.

Some Democrats are uniting behind censuring the pair of Republicans once they're in the majority.

The speaker also wouldn't comment on when she would transmit the article of impeachment to the Senate.

Executives are hoping to quickly return to business as usual, despite their signals about campaign contributions.

Rick Scott has immediately come under fire for voting to object to the presidential election results in Pennsylvania after last week’s Capit...

The investigation is one of several probes that have been launched in the wake of the deadly insurrection.

President-elect Joe Biden has also said he is “not afraid” to be sworn in on the West front of the Capitol.

Potential 2024 presidential candidates have stepped into the spotlight in the last week, sensing a new opportunity to lead within the party.

The president-elect’s team has also canceled his Amtrak trip to Washington planned for Monday.

Many are taking their cues from the fact that the president still has not conceded.

If any members of Congress are proven to have colluded with the rioters, their position likely won't save them from criminal liability.

The White House has asked Congress to cut $27 billion from a recent spending bill. Among the cuts: $4 billion for a group helping with the i...

The plan will essentially federalize the current patchwork pandemic response, including spending $20 billion to speed up vaccinations.

The Senate’s procedural hurdles raise the difficulty for Joe Biden’s Cabinet and early legislative priorities to be approved quickly.

The choice of the South Carolina Democrat is welcomed by many state party officials.

The confirmation of Biden's permanent nominee, Lloyd Austin, has been delayed.

Senators could borrow a trick from civil cases to shorten the trial.

The point of politics is no longer to settle arguments – it’s to keep them going endlessly.

It’s still his party, but stewards of a more traditional brand of conservatism made their presence known in the impeachment vote.

The most press-hungry president in history has gone dark. Some TV anchors aren’t sure if they’d even book him.

The ceremonial step means the article is now on its way to the Senate, which will hold a trial of President Donald Trump.

The president, in a new video, called on his supporters not to engage in violent demonstrations that federal law enforcement warns might be...

The Florida man who nabbed the lectern was arrested last Friday.

The president-elect will be getting briefed daily to make sure that the “transition unfolds smoothly," a statement from his transition said.