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Admittedly written to constrain presidential power, the badly written War Powers Act has instead normalized presidential uses of force.

EXCLUSIVE -- Republicans for National Renewal has spent the last four years fostering connections between the GOP and pro-Russian Europeans.

Thune said Senate Republicans were looking at ways to "accommodate" the president's request and were in touch with the White House.

Sherrod Brown left out his own taste for car luxury services when accusing Sen. Jon Husted of being oblivious to rising gas prices.

The former first lady of Virginia will travel across the proposed 7th Congressional District in a four-day tour starting Saturday.

The recent chaos at airports may last longer until Democrats and Republicans agree on a deal to continue funding DHS.

The Republican senator is testing the reach of his foreign policy influence with Trump after years of wanting the U.S. to overthrow the Iranian regime.

Despite no comment from the president to do another GOP megabill, House Republicans are workshopping plans for another reconciliation bill.

Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) wants the U.S. to levy national security tariffs on imported generic medicines and their ingredients.

Rep. Kevin Hern (R-OK) has been calling senators to gather support for a possible campaign and is poised to make an announcement later this week.