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Republican takes Jan. 6 and Justice Dept. claims to new places
The official GOP efforts to rewrite the post-Jan. 6 narrative have rarely been this full-throated.
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Tyranny of extreme minority: House traditions allow just a handful to dictate agenda
Forget the filibuster in the Senate. Over in the House, rules and tradition have been contorted so that as few as five members control the chamber.
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Republican takes Jan. 6 and Justice Dept. claims to new places
The official GOP efforts to rewrite the post-Jan. 6 narrative have rarely been this full-throated.
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Trumpism costs the GOP in a crucial election, again
Extreme, Trump-aligned candidates possibly cost the GOP control of the Senate for the last three years. Now they might have cost it full control of a swing state, New Hampshire.
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Senate Confirms Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff, Sidestepping Tuberville Blockade
The Senate voted to confirm Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. of the Air Force as the next chairman and planned to advance promotions of two other military officials, despite a block by Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama.
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Here Are the Five Republicans Who Have Defied McCarthy on Spending
The defectors broke with their party to block a Pentagon spending bill from being debated in the House. Their stances reflect deep G.O.P. divisions pushing the government toward a shutdown.
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Republicans Inch Closer to Spending Deal, Spoiling for a Shutdown Showdown
Speaker Kevin McCarthy, grasping for G.O.P. votes to bring spending bills up for debate, proposed a new measure with deeper cuts to appease the hard right, paving the way for a clash with the Senate.
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Will Hurd Releases A.I. Plan, a First in the Republican Presidential Field
The former Texas congressman’s plan takes an expansive view of both the potential and the risks of artificial intelligence, calling for it to be used more widely but also tightly regulated.
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Judge Rejects Hunter Biden’s Request for Remote Arraignment
The president’s son will make his first court appearance on three gun charges next week. His lawyer has said he will plead not guilty.
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How to Find Love in a Digital World
It’s no secret that in today’s digital world, we are more connected than ever before. But when it comes to finding love, many of us are still lost. Whether we’re swiping left and right on dating apps, or sending flirty texts to potential partners, the digital world can be a lonely place. But it doesn’t…