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"They just do what the president insists that they do. That will be over. That ends as soon as we have the gavel," the former speaker said.

Republicans are throwing their support behind Trump's strikes against ISIS, saying it sends a "clear and unmistakable message."

Congress has its ups and downs, but despite the frustrations, there are moments that make it worthwhile to be in Washington.

Chuck Redd canceled the planned Christmas Eve jazz concert after the Kennedy Center board voted to include Donald Trump in the venue's name.

The report brings Washington's handling of Beijing more in line with Trump's national security strategy to focus on his "America First" doctrine.

Energy demand in the U.S. is poised to increase as large load projects, such as data centers, come online.

Tafoya has been encouraged by national Republicans to consider running for the seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Tina Smith (D-MN).

By copying and pasting the redacted text from certain documents into Google Docs or Microsoft Word, readers can get around the redactions.

Rep. McIver's public appearance outside the detention center comes nearly two weeks after an illegal Haitian immigrant died at Delaney Hall.

The now-debunked letter was addressed to "L.N." and referenced President Donald Trump, claiming he "shares our love of young, nubile girls."