Eugene “Buzzy” Peltola Jr., husband of Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska), died after his plane crashed in western Alaska on Tuesday, Peltola’s office said Wednesday.

Mitt Romney’s retirement comments hark back to another Mormon Republican’s six years ago.

The policymaking body for the courts did not consider loosening rules to allow for broadcasting in criminal cases, nor discuss ethics concerns swirling around the Supreme Court.

With Republican impeachment efforts formalized, it’s useful to consider how views of Biden overlap with views of the 2020 election.

The expiration of the child tax credit helped push poverty higher. One senator described this as a function of people doing their part.

What the 14th Amendment says, how it works, the argument for keeping Trump off the ballot

Government lawyers fought Donald Trump’s request to be allowed to discuss classified information at Mar-a-Lago. Judge Aileen M. Cannon appeared to side with them.

Kevin McCarthy can spare about five votes to impeach Biden. And there’s plenty of evidence that it could be close.

Most Republicans, including leaders in the House, assiduously avoid extending their stated worries about the Bidens to the Trumps.

The Russian president, who has a history of persecuting his political opponents, claimed Tuesday that the criminal cases against Trump were part of “the persecution of a political rival for political reasons.”

At a sprawling press conference overshadowed by the Republican speaker, the theme was less spending than anger.

Biden, the self-described “most pro-union president in history,” faces pressure to protect the economy while standing by workers.

Two congressional delegations, including one led by Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, are planning to visit China amid simmering tensions with Beijing.

Kennedy has recently made claims of Democratic primary rigging central to his campaign. Several of his allegations are wrong or unfounded.

Some hard-right Republicans have been pushing to open an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

The impeachment inquiry presents a new set of challenges for Biden as he runs for reelection in what could be a rematch with former president Donald Trump.

Lawsuits seeking to bar former president Donald Trump from running for president under the 14th Amendment are expected in at least a dozen states.

Not since the U.S. government tried to break up Microsoft in 2000 has the federal government taken on a major tech giant over its business practice.

The interview sheds additional light on the long-running investigation, a focal point of GOP allegations of wrongdoing by President Biden and his family.

Federal prosecutors originally cast a broad net, too, before narrowing their work to focus on the taxes and a gun Hunter Biden purchased.