How the U.S. Supreme Court responded to public pressure to issue an ethics code for its nine justices.

Keeping the government open presents a major test for new House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), who has faced competing demands from different factions in his party.

The Washington Post recorded how Republicans and Democrats voted on a short-term government funding bill.

Accountants for Trump’s media start-up say it “has suffered negative cash flows and recurring losses from operations that raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue.”

This appears to only apply when the target of the pejorative is himself.

Fox News is at it again.

Samuel Miele, aide to Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.), pleads guilty to defrauding donors with a fake identity.

State Judge James Robert Redford wrote that courts do not have authority to determine whether someone is eligible to run for office under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

New criminal charges in Ukraine targeting someone linked to Rudy Giuliani reinforce the utility of Trump’s blanket rejection of questions about Russia.

About 150 lawmakers, Democrats and Republicans, attended the screening of the 40-minute-long video of the attack.

Former House speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) and Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) were involved in an alleged physical altercation. The scene comes as the GOP is riven with often-immature personal feuds.

Johnson, the second person in line to the presidency and the country’s highest-ranking Republican, is making an unusually early decision to boost Trump.

Sanders’s status as a progressive icon — known simply as “Bernie” to a generation of voters — has made his current position particularly painful for some who want to see him leading a burgeoning antiwar movement.

The vote stalls an effort by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) to oust the Biden Cabinet member because of the administration’s border and immigration policies.

Goff faces her first critical test this week: If Congress and the White House cannot reach a spending deal by midnight Friday, the government will shut down.

The presence of corporate executives at Mar a Lago raises alarm among Democrats who are used to Latino media criticism of the former president’s policies.

Without a stopgap funding plan, the government will shut down at the end of the week.

The Supreme Court issued a statement of ethics specific to the nine justices after reports of lavish and unreported travel and gifts for some of its members.

Even as the GOP field shrinks, it’s unclear that any Trump alternative can consolidate support in a way that seriously challenges him.

Frustrated by his presidency, Mrs. Barry called her brother “cruel” in conversations secretly recorded by her niece.