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Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan was elected as Republican House minority leader on Tuesday for the next Congress.

The Mississippi Senate race between incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democratic challenger Scott Colom has yet to be called one week after the election.

Sen. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Republican, was seen on video offering no response to questions about the midterms.

Florida is investigating the Democratic Socialists of America over contributions from China and Cuba and whether the organization accepted "tens of thousands of dollars" to fund DSA delegations to meet with government officials in the two communist ...

The Justice Department warned the Supreme Court on Tuesday that the entire system of federal administrative fines could topple if the justices rule that the Labor Department can't unilaterally assess fines on employers who abuse the farm worker guest ...

Sen. Bernard Sanders, a leading voice for the socialist wing of the Democratic Party, said Tuesday he won't support Charles E. Schumer for Senate majority leader.

The process of impeachment often arises in discussions around congressional action against a sitting president. But how does it work for other U.S. government officials?

The leader of one of the largest trade and industrial unions called on Sen. Charles E. Schumer to not run for another term as Democratic leader, as Mr. Schumer's party is about to recapture control of the upper chamber.

Senate Republicans met Tuesday to discuss their future and were expected to reconvene in the afternoon as they decide whether to keep South Dakota Sen. John Thune as their leader. The meetings come just a week after steep losses in the midterm ...

House Select Committee on China Chairman John Moolenaar urged Nvidia to conduct a thorough investigation into reports about Jensen Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive who U.S. intelligence officials reportedly believe ...