Veteran Democratic strategist and former Clinton pollster Mark Penn said Thursday that Republican Rep. Mike Rogers may have a path to victory in Michigan’s open U.S. Senate race, arguing that Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed could struggle to unite his party’s moderate voters following a
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The increasingly public custody dispute between Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, and his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, took another dramatic turn Thursday after Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, said he relocated members of his family to a secure location outside the state over concerns for their safety. The senator, whose daughter Emily Moreno is locked in a contentious
Steve Bannon launched a blistering attack on media mogul Rupert Murdoch during
President Donald Trump is renewing his effort to limit birthright citizenship, signing
President Donald Trump on Monday urged the board of trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to move
President Donald Trump unleashed a lengthy late-night criticism of the U.S. Supreme Court and what he called a “politicized” judiciary on Sunday,
Congressional Democrats are preparing to formally urge the Department of Justice to investigate whether former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem committed perjury
Support for Israel among Democrats has fallen dramatically since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks and Israel’s subsequent war in Gaza, according
President Donald Trump suggested Sunday that the United States might not need to police the Strait of Hormuz at all, even as
President Donald Trump pushed back sharply when asked whether the United States might expand its military campaign against Iran by targeting Kharg
A growing group of House Republicans is warning they may oppose nearly all legislation coming from the Senate unless the upper chamber
Cuba’s government announced Thursday night that it plans to release 51 inmates from the island’s prisons in what officials described as a
President Donald Trump said Friday that he will know when the U.S. military operation in Iran has reached its conclusion when he
Cuban President Manuel Díaz-Canel confirmed Friday that his government is engaged in talks with the Trump administration aimed at resolving long-standing disputes
