The Missouri Republican keeps writing opinion pieces for The New York Times, but his rhetoric doesn’t reflect his record.

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Donald Trump has privately joked, “I’m the speaker and the president.” Johnson could easily disprove the humiliating joke, ...

With a rising death toll from Trump-ordered strikes on civilians, some junior military officers are looking for legal ...

The president’s latest claim is that he’ll have secured $21 trillion in foreign investments by the end of the year.

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The Oversight Committee chair spent the last Congress trying and failing to uncover a Biden scandal. This year, Comer is ...

There are now three Christian ministers who’ve been hit with pepper shots while peacefully protesting against the White House ...

Despite a full plate and overlapping challenges, the president is focused less on governing and more on the results of an election from a half-decade ago.