Congress’s newly unveiled spending bill includes two key reforms, which will go a long way in safeguarding the country from another attack like January 6.

U.S. lawmakers unveiled a sweeping $1.7 trillion government spending bill. Still, they managed to exclude some popular provisions.

The New York GOP representative-elect appears to have lied about his credentials. Here’s what could happen to him next.

The New York representative-elect responded to a report about the holes in his résumé with the worst version of identity politics (and a made-up quote from Winston Churchill).

The Arizona congressman is one of the top Democratic prospects for the Senate in 2024, since Kyrsten Sinema announced she is now an independent.

The incoming Republican representative won a district that easily went to Joe Biden in 2020. And now, weeks after the election, a new report reveals that he seems to have made up the bulk of his résumé.

The House select committee recommended the Justice Department pursue four criminal charges against the former president, including inciting or assisting an insurrection.

A new report found Representative-elect George Santos lied about his employment history, his college, and a lot more. How did New York Democrats miss all of that?

Republicans helped take America out of the global conversation at the COP15 U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity.

Musk asked in a Twitter poll if he should step down as CEO. People overwhelmingly said “yes.”

The Afghan Adjustment Act would help tens of thousands of Afghans who remain in legal limbo. And the deadline for Congress to pass it is coming up.

The January 6 committee will soon vote on recommending the charges to the Department of Justice.

Steve Bannon, Sebastian Gorka, and Steve Cortes, all former Trump advisers, criticized the NFT announcement.

After Elon Musk’s Twitter banned several journalists, the European Union is threatening to introduce sanctions.

Critics are enamored: “Very … unique.” “Wow.” “Incredible.”

Someone created a real-time tracker of Donald Trump’s NFT sales, and it’s wild.

The House of Representatives voted to let Puerto Rico hold a binding referendum on whether to gain independence or become the 51st U.S. state.

No, this isn't a joke.

The man allegedly left hundreds of threatening voicemails over the course of two years and continued despite warnings from law enforcement.

After weeks of warnings that Trump isn’t popular anymore, a new poll found that he’ll win a crowded Republican primary.