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Republicans suggest everything from terrorist labels to an invasion to decimate drug cartels in Mexico.

Shawn Skelly left the military in 2008, thinking she’d never return; now she’s in charge of getting U.S. forces ready for battle.

Anti-government conspiracies and some recent court wins have spurred a boom of interest in Covid litigation.

Russia downing a U.S. drone last month wasn’t the first time tensions between the two countries boiled over mid-air.

A POLITICO investigation shows that the tough sanctions put in place starting in 2014 suffered from weak enforcement at the Department of Ju...

Evan Gershkovich’s love of journalism and Russia went hand in hand. Now he’s being punished for it.

How D.C. – finally! – became a legitimate center of bagel excellence.

Six in 10 voters support legal abortion in most cases. Just over a third want it to be entirely or mostly illegal.

Some are calling for Biden to ignore the court's ruling. Others fear that could undermine the chances of having it overturned on appeal.

A Texas judge's preliminary ruling invalidating the FDA's approval of the abortion pill could make it harder for patients to get abortions e...

The unprecedented expulsion of the two Black state lawmakers drew rebukes from Obama to AOC.

I covered the statehouse for years. It’s been heading in this direction for a while.

The splintered decision raises questions about DOJ’s ability to sustain charges of obstructing an official proceeding.

The decision, however, gives the Biden administration a week to appeal.

In an exclusive interview, the Democrat who led the Jan. 6 hearings talks about the parallels between attacks on the committee — and critici...

Eight thinkers weigh in on the latest — and most important — way Trump has blown all the rules up.

As debt limit pressure mounts, it’s GOP leadership — not just the rank and file — that’s in disarray.

They're one of only a few opposite-party Senate duos left in office. And one of the Republican's biggest goals next year will be taking out...

California’s progressive governor spent spring break taking swipes at political opponents in the South.

The governor's support may seem politically risky, especially after Tuesday’s Supreme Court election in Wisconsin. But he's been backing res...

A legislative supermajority can do what it likes.

Rep. Justin Jones, one of the three Democratic members targeted by Republicans for participating in a gun violence protest, was removed from...

Party operatives are growing openly worried.

He’s dreaming if he thinks he could win as an independent presidential candidate.

The summons to former prosecutor Mark Pomerantz comes as Republicans mull their next steps in their investigation of Manhattan DA Alvin Brag...