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"He wants to remind everyone to drink some water and stay out of the heat," a spokesperson for the senator said.

Our Ag Future is urging House Republicans to keep "duty drawback" protections for tobacco companies in the One Big Beautiful Bill package.

Robert Garcia's win as the top Democrat on Oversight is a win for progressives, but also signals the party isn't ready to take a "loud and proud" approach fully.

A record number of senators are ready to flee Capitol Hill and run for governor in the 2026 election cycle, the most since 1797.

The increased tax on private foundations in the House version of the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' was a misguided measure that would harm civil society.

The war powers vote faces steep odds, with Republicans controlling both the House and Senate and GOP leadership backing Trump on the Israel-Iran war.

It doesn't appear that the Senate will be able to peel that $40,000 cap back too much, given how dug in the SALT Republicans are.

Jim Antle, the magazine executive editor, brings to life the pages of the Washington Examiner magazine with exclusive insight from the article authors.

Anthony Weiner's 2025 candidacy was his first step back into electoral politics in years, and he pleaded with voters to give him another chance.

Thune told Republicans to set aside their misgivings over the bill, with time running short to meet a self-imposed July 4 deadline.