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The president denied the legitimacy of a letter to Epstein bearing his signature, saying it's "not my signature and not the way I speak."

The speaker said there is a "big appetite" for the levies but that Congress can't impose them "on its own volition."

Texas voters have chosen Rep. Mike McCaul in every election since his first bid in 2004, and his current term expires in January 2027.

President Trump pledges lower energy costs, but mega tax bill ends credits for energy-efficient home improvements.

Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy (R) wrote to HHS Secretary RFK Jr., urging his support of the whooping cough vaccine amid a nationwide outbreak.

In an interview, Thune called a change in Senate rules, which advanced along party lines, a middle ground for Republicans.

Global electric vehicle sales experienced a boost last month, including in the United States, with 1.7 million purchases worldwide.

Charlie Kirk, assassinated at 31, built Turning Point USA into a national force in conservative youth politics.

As Rep. John Rose's chief of staff, former Rep. Van Hilleary made almost $40,000 more than his boss in 2024.

It could be telling that Trump has mostly passed over Whitehouse's barbs in silence.