The Capitol Hill townhouse is owned by a major Republican donor. It’s the headquarters of a little-known political influence project that has reached a number of powerful Republican politicians.

“With Republicans in control of both Congress and the White House, groups like ACC and CRES play a crucial role in the future ...

WASHINGTON — Senior Republicans in Congress have a surefire plan to avoid angry town halls: Stop doing them already. That’s ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis faces a newly skeptical Legislature as the state confronts property insurance and other issues in ...

Republicans at a Right to Life rally in Frankfort emphasized a need to maintain the state’s strict abortion ban without ...

Republican leaders on Capitol Hill are struggling with a key question as they stare down a fast-approaching deadline to fund ...

Right-wing conspiracy theorists expecting U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to deliver an 'Epstein client list' fell for ...

Calvert, 71, a longtime member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee, has emerged as a key proponent of Newsom’s ...

A review of the released documents found that they included heavy redactions and mostly information that had been previously ...

The heavily redacted files proved disappointing. A GOP Judiciary Committee “rickroll” during the anticipation of the release ...

Indivisible and MoveOn are partisan networks tied to George Soros, a powerful leftist figure who has donated billions to controversial initiatives.

Covering a president as part of the White House press pool dates back to the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The pool ...