Senate set to vote to repeal Iraq war powers act
March 29, 2023
Repeal would take the power to declare war from the president and return it to Congress.
After two decades, reflection and regret on Iraq war vote
March 27, 2023
Was the war against Iraq based on a real threat or just a simple case of a president who wanted revenge?
Senate leader McConnell hospitalized after fall
March 9, 2023
The 81-year-old Republican Senate leader tripped and fell at a reception at a Washington hotel.
Biden’s bipartisan pivot on DC crime law angers Democrats
March 8, 2023
The president’s bipartisan effort doesn’t sit well with partisan Democrats.
Senator and stroke victim Fetterman praised for getting help for depression
February 17, 2023
Instead of trying to hide his struggles with depression, John Fetterman went public with his fight and efforts to deal with it.
Senators call handling of classified documents ‘a broken system’
January 26, 2023
The criticism comes from both political sides, including Senate Intelligence Committee chair Mark Warner.
Debate, pleas, begging and threats: Road to a Speakership
January 7, 2023
The debacle that required 15 votes to finally resolve became a violent example of how much political extremism and unruly behavior dominate politics and government in the United States today.
A House without a Speaker also has no members or rules
January 4, 2023
The new term begins with the Speaker of the House swearing in members but with no Speaker, no one has been sworn in to serve.
Jan. 6 committee shutting down after historical probe into a criminal president
January 3, 2023
A detailed report filled with evidence, interviews and cold, hard facts about an attempted coup to overturn a legal election by a criminal tyrant.
Ginni Thomas claims she regrets text messages she sent on Jan. 6
December 31, 2022
The hard-core right-wing activist and wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas now says “I would take them back if I could.”