Rep. George Santos has survived two previous expulsion efforts in his first year in Congress and has said he will not seek reelection, but the hands-off approach this time could tip the scales against him.
Kari Lake took her run for the U.S. Senate through Nogales. She had no shortage of blame for the current administration as she drew attention to drug and human smuggling.
House Speaker Mike Johnson unveiled his proposal on Saturday to avoid a partial government shutdown by extending government funding for some agencies and programs until Jan. 19 and continuing funding for others until Feb. 2.
In her first interview since her Election Day win, Mayor Regina Romero says she’s ready to continue and improve several programs she started in her first term.
Hundreds of demonstrators from Jewish advocacy groups, including Jewish Voice for Peace and If Not Now, poured into a congressional office building on Wednesday.
By The Associated Press and ERIC TUCKER Associated Press
The latest complaint from the Justice Department underscores the extent to which Trump’s social media attacks are testing the patience of prosecutors and risk exposing him to sanctions from the judge.
Arizona lawmakers say money meant to address the migrant issue on our southern border is going out-of-state. Now, Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema are asking questions.
New York’s attorney general says a judge doesn’t need to wait until an October trial in her civil lawsuit against former President Donald Trump to rule that he committed fraud while building his real estate empire.
By The Associated Press and ERIC TUCKER, LINDSDAY WHITEHURST and MICHAEL KUNZELMAN
The decision denied a defense request to push the trial back until April 2026 but also sets it later than the January date proposed by special counsel Jack Smith’s team.
By The Associated Press and WILL WEISSERT, EMILY SWANSON and DARLENE SUPERVILLE
Unflattering portraits of both emerge clearly in a new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, which asked an open-ended question about what comes to mind when people think of them.
Members of Biden's administration also are fanning out over the next few weeks around the anniversary of the landmark climate change and health care legislation to extol the administration's successes as the Democratic president seeks reelection in 2024.
The former president and his valet were charged last month in a 38-count indictment with conspiring to hide classified documents at his Florida estate, Mar-a-Lago, from government investigators who were demanding them back.
