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Chief of staff Katie Brown said that "Senator Collins and her staff will not be intimidated" after her office in Biddeford was spray-painted.

Using pocket rescissions to cancel $1 billion in unspent NGO spending asserts executive authority and ends federal spending waste.

Joe Concha said Abdul el Sayed will "do anything and say anything" to get elected as the Michigan Senate candidate faces scrutiny over his views.

Non-binding Senate war votes and emergency military spending reveal a fundamental constitutional control failure in US governance.

With U.S. debt at $40 trillion, candidates ignore soaring interest costs this election. Voters must demand a real fiscal plan.

Congress isn't losing war powers to the president -- it is surrendering them through performative, non-binding votes on the Iran war.

Tightening commercial driver rules highlights why securing inland waterways and the Jones Act is vital for national security.

Zillow and Compass are using exclusive premarket listings and private arbitration to restrict which homes buyers can view online.

The 74-year-old conservative's unfiltered one-liners and an expanding media presence make him a popular lawmaker for those on the ballot to energize voters.

Donald Trump must replace Puerto Rico's oversight board and fire Energy Czar Josué Colon to end corruption in power and fix the grid.