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By: Morgan Phillips
Columbia students insist their university has done nothing about a 'tsunami of antisemitism' on campus after the Hamas attack - just as President Nemat Shafik testifies.
After debating whether to risk his job amid renewed threats, Speaker Mike Johnson is moving forward with a foreign aid plan that includes separate votes on money for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan.
Garland said he has no idea what's behind the flood of Chinese nationals trying to cross into the U.S. from Mexico in recent months, many of whom go on to grow illegal marijuana in the states.
Thirteen Democrats and one Republican voted against a resolution to condemn Iran for its missile strikes on Israel last weekend.
The Senate voted to advance a controversial spy tool on Thursday, clearing it for final passage ahead of a Friday expiration deadline.
Congress is further devolving into unseriousness as Republicans hurl weight insults at each other and members submit outlandish amendments.
By: Morgan Phillips
Conservative hardliners have assembled a FART group to respond when they smell trouble on the House floor.
In an extraordinarily rare move, Democrats came to the rescue on Friday to help pass a rule to advance a group of four bills to offer aid to U.S. allies around the world.
A third Republican has co-sponsored a movement to boot Mike Johnson from the speakership.
A key intelligence tool used to surveil terrorists is set to expire after a Saturday midnight deadline.
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