Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.) declared that Jim Jordan had absolute integrity and was inherently credible. He might want to be careful with those assumptions.

Republicans haven’t just stood up to Jim Jordan. They’ve also begun calling out and combatting a driving force behind the Trump movement’s power over them.

Republicans in Congress, understandably, seem to be bearing the blame.

This was considered the last option by Republicans, but now it’s their likely next step

Hate crimes track with broader public conversations.

When an audience member asked whether South Carolina had given land to Chinese companies, the GOP presidential hopeful denied something that was not asked.

Republicans have lost ground on some key measures. But more than anything, it’s a headache when the GOP’s fortunes were improving.

One, of course, is more disruptive than the other.

The U.S. president heads into an area subject to rocket and bomb attacks, though experts say he will be heavily protected.

Biden walks a fine line as he tries to balance unwavering support for Israel with concern for conditions in Gaza

Jim Jordan, the architect of that 2013 shutdown, failed to get a majority to become speaker, leaving the House still shuttered.

It has been two weeks since Kevin McCarthy was removed as speaker of the House. Republicans have not been able to agree on his replacement.

Jordan, a conservative firebrand who is allied with former president Donald Trump, was chosen by fellow Republicans on Friday to lead the House but must win a majority of the full chamber to take the gavel.

From Steve Bannon to Sean Hannity, right-wing media stars have had enormous influence over Republicans’ search for a leader.

Noa Ben Artzi, speaking Tuesday alongside congressional leaders, recounted her narrow survival from the Hamas massacre. “Thirty people fell on top of me,” she said.

The former chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee faces federal charges of bribery and conspiring to act as a foreign agent for the Egyptian government.

Jim Jordan is not really the second-most-popular Republican in America.

The 20 legislators who opposed Jordan are less ideologically extreme, from more moderate districts — and were less likely to reject electors on Jan. 6, 2021.

The Virginia governor earned headlines sending soldiers to the border. They didn’t accomplish the impossible task he’d given them.

A look at how the would-be speaker’s views align with his party.