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Wisconsin Republicans vote to weaken their lock on the legislature
New maps approved Tuesday are expected to make control of Wisconsin’s legislature more competitive after years of GOP domination.
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Austin released after latest hospitalization, to recover at home
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent procedures on his bladder Monday, marking the third time he’s been hospitalized since a prostate cancer diagnosis.
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Austin released after latest hospitalization, to recover at home
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent procedures on his bladder Monday, marking the third time he’s been hospitalized since a prostate cancer diagnosis.
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Live updates: New York special election today will fill George Santos’s seat
Voters in New York’s 3rd District will choose who will fill ousted ex-Rep. George Santos’s seat for the rest of his term.
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Supreme Court Gives Prosecutors a Week to Respond in Trump Immunity Case
The schedule the justices set was not particularly speedy, though nothing prevents the special counsel from filing sooner than the court’s Feb. 20 deadline.
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On Capitol Hill, Republicans Use Bigoted Attacks Against Political Foes
House and Senate Republicans have denigrated fellow lawmakers, Biden administration officials and witnesses in racist ways, both in casual comments and in official settings.
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Here’s the latest on the impeachment vote.
After a failed attempt last week, Republicans are hoping to push through the charges in what constitutional experts and others have called a misuse of impeachment to settle a policy disagreement.
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A 30-Second Kennedy Ad Collides With a Decades-Long Family Legacy
A Super Bowl commercial that echoed a 1960 campaign ad for John F. Kennedy deepens a growing estrangement between Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and much of his family.
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Austin Is Released From the Hospital and Will Return to Work
The defense secretary, who was hospitalized in January for complications from prostate cancer surgery, underwent a nonsurgical procedure to address a bladder issue, doctors said.
