Plus: Taxpayer advocate raises red flags about next year; senators try a little bit of everything on rural hospitals.

Marco Rubio Once Benefitted From Birthright Citizenship, Now He’s Open to Restricting It Neither of Rubio’s parents was a citizen at the time of his birth in 1971 in Miami.

Saddled with a Senate version of the Big Beautiful Bill that undermined earlier deals, the speaker finds himself in a ...

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.

An intellectual history of Trump supporters.The Return of the Middle American Radical An intellectual history of Trump supporters.

After tirades, arm-twisting, and horse trading, a measure that passed 51-50 now faces a similarly daunting climb through the ...

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Elise Stefanik outlines the evolution of E-PAC The ambitious GOP conference chair plots her path from insurgency to the mainstream.

In the last 20 years, just a bare handful of senators have been turned out via a primary challenge.

The aerial attack on Iran won’t help the president bust through his natural ceiling of support.

A GOP Congress don't seem keen to divert billions abroad for climate push.

PLUS: Trump tries to block California’s EV mandate; GENIUS Act takes final procedural Senate step; and Hearing examines ...