Category: Politics

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), a key supporter of Trump, has raised concerns that Senate Democrats might push for government shutdowns multiple times unless Republicans reform the filibuster rules.

Colombian president Gustavo Petro took a serious diplomatic step by recalling his ambassador due to a controversial image presented by U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno during a White House lunch.

Trump has put forward a proposal for $2,000 payments to provide economic relief after implementing tariffs.

Recent satellite images reveal a significant concentration of troop transport trucks at a military training facility in eastern Pyongyang, raising speculations about an upcoming military parade.

In a recent interview, Trump shared his bold plans for a glamorous white overhaul of the iconic Eisenhower Executive Office Building, complete with dramatic design previews.

Chris Hayes highlights key takeaways for Democrats from the recent shutdown that brought attention to the rising healthcare costs impacting many Americans.

A controversial amendment means senators can sue the government for their phone records linked to the January 6 probe.

Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, expressed that the government shutdown severely impeded the collection of vital data for key reports.

Raphael Bostic, who has been the president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank for eight years, announced on Wednesday that he plans to retire early next year.

In a significant move, the top teachers’ union in Nevada is throwing its support behind Governor Joe Lombardo’s bid for a second term.