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MLK niece Alveda King: Biden 'race baiting, playing the race card' with voting reform rhetoric

Chiding Democrats for sowing fear and pessimism, King said her uncle was "a man of faith, hope and love."

'Out of touch' Dems ignoring America's struggles to assuage Trump obsession, Stefanik says

"They're missing a huge chance' to address inflation, gas prices, and crime by obsessing over Jan. 6, No. 3 House Republican says of Democrats.

Rep. Byron Donalds: Democrats don't want to talk about inflation 'because it's Joe Biden's fault'

"There's too many people in Washington, D.C. that have no idea how an economy actually works," the Florida congressman said

Trump suggests health a barrier to possible 2024 run

The former commander-in-chief insisted his health remained strong

Congress closer to banning imports of Russian oil and gas

Support for a ban has grown because of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s app and “as people watch the atrocities unfold on television before their eyes.”

Jury finds Steve Bannon guilty on both contempt of Congress charges

The 12-member jury found him guilty on both counts of contempt for failing to comply with two subpoenas issued by the Democrat-led House committee investigation the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot

China threatens Congress amid McCarthy visit with Taiwanese president

“The friendship between the people of Taiwan and America is a matter of profound importance to the free world. It is critical to maintaining economic freedom, peace and regional stability,” McCarthy said during the meeting

Politics

Rep. Jerry Nadler wins New York Democratic House primary

Lawmakers each first elected in 1992, forced to compete for same House seat as result of redistricting

Coronavirus

72+ COVID cases connected to elite D.C. 'superspreader' event

More than 70 positive COVID-19 cases among top politicians, officials and journalists have been linked to a single event in Washington, D.C., according to reports

Culture

Last WWII Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at U.S. Capitol Rotunda

Williams was sent ahead of this unit to Japan in February 1945, where he eliminated several machine gun positions