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Reconciliation proved an effective vehicle to achieve a victory for taxpayers in restricting the eligibility of large abortion providers.

Cruz avoided speculation about a 2028 presidential run, instead warning that Republicans must keep control of Congress in 2026.

Republicans are moving ahead despite a heavy dose of skepticism that a GOP bill, even a relatively narrow one, can get through the House.

Without broader enforcement, Chinese companies and platforms will find new ways to bypass U.S. rules, and businesses will suffer.

Trump's Jones Act waiver threatens American maritime workers while contradicting his own administration's shipbuilding agenda.

No Senate candidate endorsed by Chuck Schumer are willing to say publicly if they'll support him staying on as Democratic leader next year.

The House is refusing to take up a Senate deal and will instead try and pass an eight-week CR that funds all of DHS, including immigration enforcement.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr escalated his warnings to broadcasters Friday, saying stations that fail to serve the "public interest."

The directive targets a rapidly expanding corner of online finance in which users wager on real-world outcomes.

Jeffries's media briefing on Department for Homeland Security funding is set to begin at 4:00 p.m. in Washington, D.C.