The 111 signatories included former Republican congress members and former security officials that served under Republican administrations.

North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis blasted the far-right activist, who travelled to the presidential debate with Trump, for recent racist comments and fights with high-profile Republicans

Homeland Security Chairman Mark E. Green said the hearing will take place on September 18 and examine how "the crisis has undermined the safety and security of communities across our country"

Alberto R. Gonzales, U.S. attorney general and counsel to the president during the George W. Bush administration, is the latest GOP figure to openly support Harris

The House Judiciary Committee had set September 5 as an original deadline for documents to be produced. It has now extended it to September 23 and said it is "prepared to resort to compulsory process" if not provided

Different state lawmakers in Florida, which boasts a large Haitian community, came out to criticize the unsubstantiated claims

He claimed such incidents were taking place in Springfield, Ohio. Local police denied this is taking place

If pushed forward, the initiative would likely have extremely low chances of passing

Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) ratcheted up her criticism of GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump over the weekend, saying the MAGA movement firebrand is "not a conservative."

Advocates believe the focus on this narrative threatens to sow distrust in the election system and could be used to justify challenges should Trump lose

"Republicans continue to get in their own way, and I worry if we stay in this spot, we're gonna be in the minority," said the congressman, a frequent critic of his party

House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan is seeking information on allegations that the Biden administration took measures against Gabbard following a critical interview

Trump did not rule out the possibility during a recent appearance

Republicans raised over $15.5 million, compared to Democrats' $2.249 million. The GOP also has over 1 million more registered party members

The measure could benefit near half a million people. The states say the plan is being implemented for "blatant political purposes"

An analysis shows a change of trend happening not only in the south of the state, but in big cities as well

The only poll appearing in FiveThirtyEight's aggregator has the incumbent with a solid lead over his main rival, Aaron Dimmock

Judge Juan Merchan will decide whether the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding presidential immunity can prevent Trump from being sentenced

The House Oversight Committee chair set August 30 as the final day in which the FBI must hand over any pertinent documents related to the probe

The House Oversight Committee chairman said "the American people deserve to fully understand how deep Governor Walz's relationship with China goes"

Last year, a gunman opened fire at the fair, injuring three people; the fair's firearm policy was changed las week

With the Senate control up for grabs, Republicans and Democrats seek to maintain their seats. Here's how some Democrat incumbents are polling.

An estimated 36.2 million U.S. Latinos are eligible to vote this year, accounting for 14.7% of all eligible voters in November

The "Global Alliance for Responsible Media" is discontinuing, according to the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee

The motion introduced by Elise Stefanik claims that Harris "and every elected Democrat is responsible for the border crisis" and "must all be held accountable"

The senator made the comment during a breakfast meeting for the Republican Party of Florida

Vance has been one of Trump's most effective attack dogs in Congress, promoting the dominant populist ideology -- opposing immigration, insistent on Christianity as a touchstone of public and private morality, and opposing support for Ukraine's fight against Russian invasion.

"You want to stick it to the man? Show up on your college campus and try calling yourself a conservative," said the former Republican presidential candidate

American's views on no-excuse early and absentee voting have changed dramatically since the 2020 election, according to a new poll by the Pew Research Center

The party's 20 main proposals largely reflect the former president's views on some the most relevant issues concerning the country