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President Trump lost two big votes in the House this week and won one in the Senate. It's been a confusing week for Congress and the rest of us.

The MAHA movement has already demonstrated that improving public health does not require treating businesses as adversaries.

The failure of permitting reform is one of the most clarifying examples of bipartisan dysfunction in modern American history.

In the U.S. today, antisemitism does not reliably end careers. It does not end congressional terms. At most, it produces symbolic censure, a piece of paper.

Congressional Republicans have been resisting or outright pushing back on President Donald Trump lately.

Democrat Adam Hamawy is an Islamist terrorist sympathizer who defended the "Blind Sheikh" at his terrorism trial.

Two Virginia House Republicans may still be at risk under the old district lines.

The rocky path it took to pass the bill has deepened a rift with the White House and stretched Senate Republicans to their limit.

Bowser, who initially made headlines for standing up against Trump in his first term, has struck a more placid tone with him in the second.

The president's comments follow four House Republicans voting with nearly every Democrat to force the White House to end hostilities with Iran.