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In an interview Monday on MSNBC, Farenthold criticized the Texas Republican senator for not endorsing Donald Trump after pledging during the primaries that he would support the Republican presidential
In an interview conducted Thursday on the Midway Atoll island with the New York Times, Obama revealed he wants his career to include work on climate change issues after leaving the Oval Office on
The failed presidential candidate is still one of the Republican Party’s biggest — and at 45, youngest — stars.
Michele Bachmann said she believes there’s a divine power behind Donald Trump’s run for the presidency.
Grayson was defiant in an interview with the Orlando Sentinel, saying “I’m not going to be endorsing Patrick Murphy for sure.”
In an interview with The Associated Press on Monday, Young, who is running for the Senate in Indiana against Democrat Evan Bayh, was asked the question multiple times.
[Congress Set to Get a Little More Diverse After Tuesday] In an interview on Sidewire with Roll Call columnist Jonathan Allen, Jayapal was asked about Kaepernick’s actions after Seattle Seahawks
The House Freedom Fund — the political arm of the Freedom Caucus — and the Club for Growth had backed attorney Mary Thomas in what had turned into a proxy war between two factions of the GOP conference
Kaine made the remark Thursday night in an appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” on CBS.
John Cornyn has been leading the call for a special prosecutor to investigate the Clinton emails practices.
“If anyone has information that is from inside the Trump campaign, which is authentic, it’s not like some claimed witness statement but actually internal documentation,” Assange said in an NPR interview
Brexit” that he used to describe himself in a Fox News interview Wednesday so much that he repeated that proclamation in a Thursday tweet and confused the internet.
The OCE unanimously voted in February to refer the matter to the committee.
New York Republican Senate candidate Wendy Long suggested the conversion of a church to a mosque in Western New York was linked to crime in the area.
When the Associated Press called the race Tuesday night, she had carried 40 percent of the vote in the nine-way primary for the seat her father once held.
“I think I could be the 51st Republican in the Senate,” the Missouri senator said in an interview with The Associated Press.
Todd Young in the race to replace retiring GOP Sen. Dan Coats in November. Bayh announced he would run for the Senate in July.
When asked in a brief interview if being gay was still an impediment to higher office in Kentucky, Grimes said Gray was running on his record.
onto the Hill’s plaza anymore.
Clinton herself addressed the perception that she is untrustworthy in an interview with MSNBC talk show host Rachel Maddow before the New Hampshire primary.