Charles McGonigal is accused of taking $225,000 from a former Albanian intelligence worker while still at the FBI. He previously pleaded guilty to aiding a Russian oligarch.

The Democratic senator from N.J. temporarily stepped down from his leadership role on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, per Democratic caucus rules.

The deadline to extend funding to keep the government open is just more than a week away.

Thomas’s presence was intended to be a fundraising draw for the conservative political network, a ProPublica report said. Thomas did not disclose the 2018 trip.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson wrote in an op-ed that “too many Democrats insist on virtue signaling.” After years as a Democrat, Johnson said he is joining the GOP.

Security experts worry a group of English-speaking hackers has allied itself with forces responsible for the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack.

White House seeks to contrast President Biden’s U.N. appearance with House Republicans’ struggles to pass basic bills.

The United Auto Workers union filed a complaint after Republican presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott suggested striking workers should be fired.

Most of the contenders for the Republican nomination have blamed President Biden for the United Auto Workers strike against the Big Three automakers.

An agreement for EV battery plants would help African nations process their raw materials instead of richer nations getting the benefits.

The former president held fewer events than most all of his GOP opponents, according to a Washington Post analysis of campaign stops from May until September.

The story of the misinformation-soaked attacks on the Las Vegas Review-Journal is an increasingly familiar one in our politics.

A liberal Democrat, he condemned White-minority rule in southern Africa and spent three decades at the Aspen Institute think tank.

House Republicans are trying to find a way out of a quagmire that has provided the toughest test of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s tenure.

Ukrainian president visits Congress, Pentagon and White House amid signs of flagging enthusiasm for aid to Kyiv, especially among Republicans

Ron DeSantis is banking heavily on evangelical Christians, far-flung campaigning and intensive field work in Iowa to revive the long-shot hopes of his increasingly struggling bid to topple former president Donald Trump.

New research suggests that it’s those who see a divergence in policy between red and blue states.

“I think we need to have standards when it comes to what we’re wearing on the floor of the Senate,” Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) said in a radio interview.

Jeffrey Clark is seeking to move his Fulton County, Ga., eIection interference case to federal court on the grounds that he was acting in his federal capacity.

More than 300 other military nominations remain stalled amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s feud with the Biden administration over a Pentagon abortion policy.