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GOP leaders say their candidates can take back control of the House, but just two of them appeared during prime time during the party's convention.
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Rep. Doug Collins lifted language describing his pro-life position from his official House website for use on his campaign, an apparent ethics violation.
Pence and others twisted facts on the economy, some of Biden’s positions and more at the Republican National Convention's third night Wednesday.
David Lerman looks at how a phone call between Speaker Nancy Pelosi and White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows over COVID-19 aid broke down,
The Postal Service must be funded both by Congress and customer fees, reflecting its hybrid public service and commercial identities, Kearney writes.
To know what Republicans will want four years from now, you'd have to know how this November's election ends, and how, if Trump loses, that's perceived.
Craig Shirley is urging Trump to keep a ban on logging, vehicles, road construction and industrial activity in the Tongass National Forest in Alaska.
Chief of Staff Meadows: "Hopefully we can help out the airlines and keep some of those employees from being furloughed."
Someone threw a brick through a window of the Corning, N.Y., campaign office of Rep. Tom Reed early Wednesday morning. No one was in the office or was hurt.
Another COVID-19 relief package should be coupled with government funding to avert a shutdown, White House chief of staff says.
The Florida Republican who got an opening night convention speech says he has no interest in higher office or House leadership.
For a treatment or vaccine to be fully approved by the FDA, it will have to undergo much more rigorous testing than the convalescent plasma treatment did.
Iowa’s Joni Ernst was the only vulnerable GOP senator featured in the party’s prime-time convention programming, a sign her fate could be tied to Trump’s.
Who gets a prime speaking slot at the Democratic and GOP conventions, and who doesn't, tells us a lot about whom the parties want to help out, or avoid.
Cisco finds that secretive companies are offering their disinformation services around the globe, even creating fake journalists to post stories
Fact-checking day two of the Republican Naitonal Convention, including claims about the economy, the Democratic nominee and the president's actions.
Union organizers from the American Postal Workers Union held demonstrations across the country Tuesday, including outside a post office in Washington, D.C.
Trade experts Robert Chesney and Kathleen Claussen join international lawyer Robin Nunn to explain the US governments actions against WeChat and TikTok.
Sen. Susan Collins supports President Donald Trump, according to the head of Maine’s Republican Party, Demi Kouzounas, despite Collins' reticence about it.