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Trump endorsed Gruters last week before she decided to run for Florida's 16th Congressional District, a solid red district.

If we want healthcare affordability, Miranda Spindt writes, we must shift power away from institutions that benefit from rising prices and toward families who need them.

Hallie Shoffner, the Democratic Senate nominee challenging Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR), will give Harris the cold-shoulder later this month at a state event.

JD Vance and other Republicans who seek the White House in 2028 are facing a dilemma over President Trump's unpopular tariffs.

The same surveillance tactics used against Republican officials can and will be used against everyday Americans.

The reversal came after House Republicans and President Donald Trump blasted the Senate's approach to ending the partial shutdown.

The reversal came after House Republicans and President Donald Trump blasted the Senate's approach to ending the partial shutdown.

Congress has failed to reach a deal to fund DHS, which has been directly affected by the partial government shutdown since mid-February.

Congress claims the ASAA would protect kids, but parents should recognize how it would expose sensitive data in exchange for restrictions anyone can bypass.

With support from homeowners, environmental advocates, and small businesses, reforming outdated permitting systems is a bipartisan, cross-industry priority.