Rep. Dean Phillips is stepping down from his Democratic leadership role amid rumors of a potential run against President Biden in the 2024 primary, citing incongruent convictions with his caucus.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland stated in an interview that he would resign if President Biden asked him to direct the Justice Department to investigate former President Trump, emphasizing that DOJ prosecutors are non-partisan and do not consider party affiliation in their decisions.
The Biden administration is focusing on corruption in Ukraine and aiming to implement anti-corruption reforms, including pushing for NATO policies, decentralization, and deoligarchization of key sectors, according to a leaked document obtained by Politico.
President Joe Biden calls on congressional Republicans to support a bill providing additional aid to Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of maintaining American support for the country's defense against aggression and brutality, while expressing frustration with political brinkmanship and urging swift action to avoid future crises.
Former President Jimmy Carter celebrated his 99th birthday with his family in Plains, Georgia, defying the odds after recent health struggles and receiving accolades for his global humanitarian work.
GOP Representative Victoria Spartz threatens to resign from Congress if a "debt commission" is not passed, citing concerns about the national debt and inflation.
European Union foreign ministers gathered in Kyiv to show support for Ukraine's fight against Russia's invasion, while Ukraine's government remains cautiously optimistic about securing further aid from the US.
Rep. Jamaal Bowman's accidental fire alarm incident at the Capitol complex led to speculation that he was intentionally trying to delay a vote, and it has also raised the possibility of a strong primary challenge from George Latimer, the Westchester County Executive.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defended Jamaal Bowman for pulling a fire alarm on Capitol Hill, claiming he did so out of panic to open a door during a government funding vote, and criticized Republicans for demanding his expulsion while protecting an indicted colleague.
Despite facing a crackdown from fellow Democrats to resign due to his indictment on bribery and corruption charges, Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) has adamantly maintained his innocence and refuses to step down, following in the footsteps of other members of Congress who have faced federal indictments.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's decision to put a bill on the floor that would win support from Democrats could put his speakership at risk as hardline conservatives continue to threaten a vote to oust him.
House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi has joined the growing number of Democrats calling for the resignation of Senator Bob Menendez due to ongoing allegations of corruption.
Senator Ben Cardin, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has announced that he will block a controversial tranche of military aid for Egypt due to human rights concerns, signaling a potential shift in US policy towards the country under President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
Angus Cloud, the 25-year-old actor known for his role in "Euphoria," died from an accidental overdose following a history of addiction that started with prescribed painkillers after a head injury at the age of 15, according to his mother.
During a speech in South Carolina, Donald Trump mistakenly referred to Jeb Bush as the one who "got us into the Middle East," despite it actually being George W. Bush, while criticizing Jeb's unsuccessful presidential campaign.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces a difficult decision between risking a government shutdown to keep his job or working with Democrats and crossing his Republican hardliners as the deadline for government funding approaches.
House Republicans have announced that the first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Biden will be held on Thursday, examining the value of an impeachment inquiry and presenting evidence of alleged corruption in the Biden family finances.
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Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz plans to hold a vote this week to remove Speaker Kevin McCarthy from his role as punishment for backing a bipartisan funding bill, but it remains uncertain if Gaetz has enough support for the motion to be successful.
Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy, facing a government shutdown, partnered with Democrats to pass a spending bill and keep the government open, leaving him politically vulnerable.
U.S. Senator Bob Menendez, who is facing federal corruption charges, stated that he will not resign from his Senate seat and believes he will be cleared of any wrongdoing.
Members of the United Auto Workers union threaten to expand their strike against General Motors and Stellantis, while negotiations with Ford show potential progress.
Canada's House of Commons Speaker, Anthony Rota, apologized after honoring a man who was later revealed to be a former member of a Nazi military unit, sparking condemnation from Jewish groups.
Democratic U.S. Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey defiantly denies federal corruption charges, claiming that the cash found in his home was from his personal savings and not from bribes.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer relaxed the Senate's dress code rules to accommodate members of Congress, sparking a debate on the importance of dressing professionally in the workplace.
The House Oversight Committee's first hearing in the impeachment inquiry into President Biden will feature expert witnesses testifying about the constitutional and legal questions Republicans have raised, including forensic accounting, tax division, and constitutional experts, although none have direct knowledge of the allegations made by House Republicans.
The Department of Justice has stated that David Weiss, the special counsel prosecuting Hunter Biden, will be able to testify to the House Judiciary Committee in the near future, but has not committed to meeting the mid-October deadline requested by the committee.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev stated that British soldiers training Ukrainian troops and German factories producing Taurus missiles for Ukraine would be legitimate targets for Russian forces, bringing World War Three closer.