Salty, colorful, blue: A history of presidential cursing Unlike previous presidents who’ve been caught swearing on hot mics, Trump on Tuesday dropped an ‘F-bomb’ right out in the open.

The New Jersey governor is expected to formally throw his hat in the ring Tuesday.

Republicans argue the USDA overreached by significantly boosting SNAP benefits in 2021, but advocates argue even more investment is needed.

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Three key voting-machine companies confirmed the presence of Chinese components in their equipment, sparking new worries about Beijing’s backdoors into U.S. critical infrastructure.

Why Gun Control Can't Eliminate Gun Violence Advocates push measures that might reduce everyday crime, but absent a ban on ownership, no recent tragedy would have been averted by regulation.

5 Things To Know About the Revised No Child Left Behind Here’s what could change under the Every Student Succeeds Act.

Where both parties can expand the House map Control of the House could come down to a knife fight, but here are the opportunities for flips in unusual districts.

Meet the minority staff members of the Armed Services Committee and learn about their roles and contributions to national defense.

Who's on Second? Gayle Harrell to decide soon, other GOP names emerge.

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