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The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly rejected an effort Wednesday led by Rep. Nancy Mace to force the public release of internal investigations involving allegations of sexual harassment or inappropriate relationships between members of Congress and their staff. In a decisive 357-65-1 vote, lawmakers opted to refer Mace’s

A group of House Democrats is breaking ranks with their own party leadership as the debate intensifies over President Donald J. Trump’s military response to Iran. Six Democrats are moving forward with alternative legislation that would give the president a 30-day window to continue operations against the Iranian regime

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is signaling that unity within the Republican Party could be critical heading into a key Senate race in Texas, urging President Donald J. Trump to step in early and back longtime Texas Senator John Cornyn in the state’s Republican runoff election. During an appearance

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to step into a growing legal battle over whether works generated entirely by artificial intelligence qualify for copyright protection under American law. The case centered on Missouri computer scientist Stephen Thaler, who sought federal copyright registration for a piece of visual art

Sasha Obama is once again drawing media attention — this time following a casual gym outing in West Hollywood that quickly made its way across social media feeds and tabloid headlines. The 24-year-old daughter of former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama was photographed leaving an upscale fitness

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit delivered a decisive victory for election integrity on Wednesday, upholding Texas’s ban on paid, in-person ballot harvesting and overturning a lower court’s attempt to block the law before it could take effect. In a unanimous opinion authored by

A resurfaced 2011 video of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi defending President Barack Obama’s military strikes in Libya without congressional authorization is drawing attention as Democrats condemn President Donald J. Trump’s recent strikes against Iran. In the clip, recorded during a press briefing, a reporter asked Pelosi whether

American counterterrorism agencies are closely monitoring suspected sleeper cells within the United States following coordinated military strikes by the U.S. and Israel targeting Iran, according to sources citing counterterrorism experts. Heightened vigilance comes amid growing concerns that Iranian-backed operatives or sympathizers could retaliate domestically. Federal and local law enforcement

Rep. Dan Crenshaw’s political star has dimmed, and for now, he’ll be sidelined for the remainder of this election cycle. Crenshaw, the lone Texas House Republican not endorsed by President Donald J. Trump in Tuesday’s primaries, suffered a decisive defeat to state Rep. Steve Toth in the

An Iranian ballistic missile targeted the largest American military installation in the Middle East late Tuesday, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions and raising urgent questions about Tehran’s intentions. According to multiple reports, Qatar’s Ministry of Defense confirmed that two missiles were launched toward Al-Udeid Air Base.