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The FBI seizure of Fulton County ballots pulls Georgia Republicans back into the 2020 election battle during key statewide primaries.

The back and forth raises doubts about whether Congress can fund DHS before a Feb. 13 deadline.

Democrats argue the GOP has set a precedent by pushing Bill Clinton to testify, saying they now have a green light to haul in Donald Trump.

A DHS shutdown would have national security implications, but it's the only department at risk of a funding lapse and lowers the pressure for compromise.

House lawmakers passed Rep. Pete Stauber's (R-MN) bill aimed at speeding up and boosting the mining of critical minerals.

Thune's appetite for sweets is a constant source of amusement for Republican colleagues baffled by how he stays fit.

Jeffries told the Washington Examiner that he is a "hard no" on a full-year bill that would keep DHS funding flat.

Mace said she has questions for Gates after watching his ex-wife address his past ties to Epstein in an interview.

"The Democrats are being led around by the passions of their base," Benson said on FOX Business's Evening Edit Tuesday night.

The Treasury secretary will appear before the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday as part of a two-day series of hearings.