The sentences handed down to Enrique Tarrio and four others were well below the federal sentencing guidelines and prosecutor’s requested sentences.

Company officials say they fear the government cannot keep up with its flight-licensing responsibilities and is stifling NASA’s ability to return astronauts to the moon.

In recent years, the legislation Jordan introduced didn’t stray from the culture wars.

Maybe Kevin Hern, Tom Emmer, Patrick McHenry, Elise Stefanik, Kevin McCarthy — or someone like Tom Cole.

White House says its media strategy reflects Americans’ habits. Critics say president is avoiding tough questions.

Running out of time to close the gap, DeSantis has taken an increasingly aggressive approach to Trump, whom he trails by huge margins in the GOP presidential field.

The trip to show support comes as Israel mourns victims of Hamas’s attack and readies a Gaza invasion that some warn could devastate civilians.

But there are still members adamant in their opposition to Jordan.

The decision by Judge Tanya S. Chutkan takes the country into uncharted territory with a criminal defendant who is also a leading 2024 presidential candidate.

The Republican polling leader responded to backlash for calling Hezbollah “very smart” by reviving a proposal for screening immigrants by ideology.

Jordan routinely ranks towards the bottom of the House when it comes to not just bipartisanship but also legislative effectiveness. He could soon be tasked with leading the chamber and negotiating with Democrats.

In a memo to donors, Trust in the Mission PAC said, “we aren’t going to waste our money when the electorate isn’t focused or ready for a Trump alternative.”

While legal battles continue, new federal rules requiring licensing and record-keeping for ghost guns will stay in place.

New government data makes obvious the politics behind the channel’s obsession.

Judge Tanya S. Chutkan is hearing arguments on the special counsel’s request to narrowly limit what Donald Trump can say about his election interference case in D.C.

The representative elected in part on her acceptance of conspiracy theories draws a revealing comparison.

The pressure campaign includes dodgy talking points and now even Sean Hannity working behind the scenes. And in at least one instance, it appears to have paid off.

In a report filed Sunday, the campaign listed about $17,000 in refunds to donors while reporting less than $674 in contributions during the 90-day period ending Sept. 30.

Even without the former president’s endorsement, more than half the GOP caucus is tainted by having supported his false election claims.

Quinn Mitchell, who has been asking presidential candidates tough questions for years, was kicked out of a GOP campaign event Friday before being readmitted.