Taiwan's Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu led a cross-party delegation to Washington, where lawmakers from both parties demonstrated unwavering support for the island amid rising Chinese pressure.
President Trump abruptly canceled a housing bill signing, demanding the Senate pass his SAVE America Act first. The veto-proof legislation will become law anyway, leaving some GOP aides questioning the political wisdom.
The Trump administration has asked Congress for 7.6 billion in supplemental funding, with most going to Pentagon replenishment after the Iran conflict, plus billions for farmers and Ebola response.
Resurfaced 2021 podcast audio shows Texas Senate candidate James Talarico describing himself as someone who hates Christianity, sparking controversy in a state with a deeply religious electorate.
GOP lawmakers are threatening procedural standoffs as President Trump ramps up pressure on Senate Republicans to pass election integrity legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
A California judge ruled ICE acted arbitrarily in expanding immigration enforcement at courthouses, ordering agents to revert to narrower restrictions while litigation continues.
Jeanine Driscoll secured the GOP nomination in New York's 4th District, setting up a high stakes general election battle against vulnerable Democratic Rep. Laura Gillen.
President Trump revealed Starmer's resignation before the Prime Minister could announce it, citing failures on Iran, energy, and immigration that destroyed the transatlantic relationship.
ICE officers in Houston arrested 735 criminal illegal aliens last month with nearly 1,200 violent crime convictions, including murderers, child predators, and foreign fugitives.
Former Senegalese President Macky Sall endorses President Trump's UN reform agenda, calling him a 'peace builder' as the race to lead the world body heats up.
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz warns Iranian officials are not 'good guys' and emphasizes the administration demands complete verification in any nuclear deal.
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals 22% of Republicans have engaged with cryptocurrency compared to just 17% of Democrats, marking a significant partisan shift since 2021.