Republicans in Congress are salivating over Israel’s attack on Iran, even as the likelihood of a full-blown regional war escalates.

Democratic Senator Alex Padilla was forcefully removed from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s press conference. Now DHS is lying about one key detail.

California Senator Alex Padilla was kicked out of a press conference with the homeland security secretary, who declared Trump will soon “liberate” the state.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth refused to answer one very easy question on Russia and Ukraine.

Only seven Republicans have confirmed they plan to attend Trump’s military parade in Washington, D.C.

Johnson is backing Trump’s fight with the California governor over the L.A. protests.

Why was the Democratic senator dining with the far-right MAGA leader?

Representative Mary Miller quickly deleted her embarrassing post.

Republicans still haven’t gotten their act together to a pass a budget, and somehow this is their priority.

Elon Musk called Donald Trump ungrateful after the president criticized him on national television.

Elon Musk has declared war on Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.”

Musk’s promise to stay out of politics was very short-lived.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene admitted she didn’t read the whole bill before she voted “yes.”

Trump went on angry rant blasting the Republican senator who seems unwilling to back down.

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s editorial board held nothing back in its condemnation of the Pennsylvania senator.

The Republican senator is attacking Greta after she joined a flotilla to break Israel’s siege on Gaza.

Grant freezes and program cuts at USDA, as well as efforts to slash food stamps, could leave community providers in rural America floundering.

Senator Joni Ernst had a disgusting answer when confronted by a constituent at her town hall about Trump’s budget bill.

The definition of the “traditional family” has broadened considerably over the past few decades. But policymakers keep trying to fit their ideas to a tradition that no longer exists.

The law is clear, and the legislature’s powers are unambiguous. But Republicans in Washington have fully knuckled under.