Republican Gov. Mike DeWine called the Trump administration's plan to deport Haitian immigrants from Springfield a 'mistake' that harms Ohio, breaking with his party days after the Supreme Court greenlighted ending TPS protections.
Democrat James Talarico adds to his controversial religious commentary, telling an audience that black churches have a 'deeper and more accurate' understanding of Christ than many white congregations.
California's governor urges voters to reject a wealth tax initiative, warning it will drive billionaires to Texas, even as he proposes the same policy at the federal level.
Mike Johnson tells fellow Republicans he will 'run the protection program' amid growing fears that internal divisions could cost the party its narrow majority.
Republican infighting reaches a breaking point as Freedom Caucus members refuse to allow legislation to advance without Senate action on the SAVE America Act.
Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy says President Trump is prepared to deploy every available measure to pressure Senate holdouts who have twice blocked the flagship voter ID legislation.
Governor Hochul and other Democrats blasted the Supreme Court after it ruled 6-3 that Trump can terminate Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians and Syrians.
Speaker Johnson declared unity with Trump after their White House meeting as the president refuses to sign legislation until Congress passes voter ID requirements.
Markwayne Mullin told Rep. Rosa DeLauro she should be put in her place after the Connecticut Democrat erupted during a House Appropriations hearing.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that asylum seekers standing on the Mexican side of the border have not legally arrived in the U.S., giving Trump authority to turn them back.
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.