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Over the last month, three House Democrats have sworn off contributions from AIPAC after accepting them in prior election cycles.

It's necessary for the GOP to select the best candidates who not only align with the party's objectives but are free of serious moral issues.

"Midnight on the Potomac" is told with heart but backed up with fact, making it approachable for any reader with a passing interest in American history and intriguing for Civil War history buffs.

Democrats say they won't vote for a spending deal that doesn't include healthcare concessions from Republicans.

A bipartisan group of senators is pushing to designate Russia a state sponsor of terrorism and advance sweeping sanctions.

Hours of bipartisan talks devolved into a blame game on the Senate floor, resulting in Democrats rejecting a counterproposal from Republicans.

Luttrell is a two-term member who said the recent flooding disaster in Texas put his career into perspective.

The fatal shooting of the Turning Point USA founder has heightened concerns for lawmakers in an era of increased political violence.

Rep. Andy Barr's (R-KY) run for Senate is getting hit by negative ads just as he releases his first seven-figure TV ad spree of his own.

While House leadership has asked both parties to temper inflammatory rhetoric, a few Republicans have blamed the media for Charlie Kirk's death.