ELECTIONS 1 day ago Blackface photo shakes up toss-up House district in NY New York Republican Congressman Michael Lawler is embroiled in controversy over a 2006 Halloween costume, when he dressed in blackface as Michael Jackson.
George Soros 1 day ago Soros-backed dark money network paid New York Dem candidate's salary: 'Incredibly problematic' A top Dem House candidate drew a salary worth tens of thousands of dollars from a left-wing dark money group heavily bankrolled by George Soros’ political empire.
Homeland Security 2 days ago FEMA has funds needed for 'immediate response and recovery,' despite Mayorkas' warning The Department of Homeland Security says it has funding needed for immediate response and recovery in the wake of Hurricane Helene, although the long-term picture is less clear.
POLITICS 2 days ago Gaetz to introduce bill cutting off federal aid to groups helping illegal immigrants enter US Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., is expected to introduce a bill Thursday that would cut off federal assistance to any organization giving aid to illegal immigrants crossing into the U.S.
Israel 4 days ago Israel attacked by Iran: American Jewish leaders say Islamist regime will pay for missile strike Jewish American leaders on Tuesday afternoon reacted to Iran's unprecedented missile attacks against Israel and threats in that region.
ELECTIONS 5 days ago 'Immediately reconvene': Scott urges Schumer to recall Senate amid Helene's devastation Sen. Rick Scott is calling on Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to 'immediately reconvene' the Senate to consider additional FEMA funding in the wake of Helene's devastation.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 5 days ago Critical battles loom as Congress looks to avoid crippling 'shutdown crisis' for next president Congressional lawmakers have left Washington, D.C., for six weeks and will return to a radically different political playing field in November.
POLITICS 5 days ago Senate GOP teams up to take on Harris policy pitfalls in pre-election video series Senate Republicans are releasing a video series showcasing a timeline of Kamala Harris' "failures" on the border, inflation and foreign policy.
OPINION September 28 NEWT GINGRICH: What we can learn from the Contract with America 30 years later We had 10 specific pledges in the Contract with America. These included a tax cut, a line-item veto, anti-crime laws, tort reform, welfare reform, and changes in how Congress was run.
Tennis September 27 Billie Jean King makes history as the first individual female athlete to be awarded Congressional Gold Medal Tennis legend Billie Jean King will become the first individual female athlete to be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in United States history.