Riley Rogerson

“I’ve begun my journey to fight this cancer,” he said.

The outcry for Democrats to call for a ceasefire has placed the Democratic candidates running for Senate in a politically tough position—one Republicans have largely avoided.

Rebecca Noble/GettyThe Arizona Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to reinstate a 160-year-old abortion ban—and Republicans who previously backed it, including Senate candidate Kari Lake, immediately began flip-flopping.The court overturned a 2022 law that allows for abortions until 15 weeks, paving the way for an 1864 ban that prohibits the procedure in almost all cases, except to save the life of the mother. The state’s highest court first heard arguments on the case in December, after the Arizona Cou

· 6-min read As he works to connect with voters in the very rural state he has adopted as his home, Montana Senate hopeful Tim Sheehy is touting what he claims is his own countryside upbringing in Minnesota.

Montana Senate hopeful Tim Sheehy has claimed he grew up in “rural” Minnesota. His hometown is actually a quintessential slice of Twin Cities suburbia.

We asked more than 20 Republicans in Congress whether they were comfortable with the GOP nominee potentially being a convicted felon. Only one expressed any issue with it.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) finally gave Ukraine aid a vote on the House floor, passing the legislation overwhelmingly. Now he's looking at a potential GOP mutiny.

We asked Republican lawmakers about Plan-B and the so-called “abortion pill,” Mifepristone. They didn't seem to know what they were talking about.

Some GOP lawmakers cultivate gruff, gun-toting, frontiersman brands. But no one is immune to loving puppies.

The GOP Speaker and the Democratic leader have a totally unique political relationship. Do they have any personal relationship at all?