Tim Hanrahan

Rep. Dan Newhouse is one of just two House Republicans who voted to impeach President Trump in 2021 who remain in office.

Some of President Trump’s fellow Republicans have grumbled about what they see as a White House too focused on foreign interventions at the expense of domestic challenges. But the party largely lined up behind him following the operation to remove Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro. “An evil, nar

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R., Ga.), who is leaving Congress this week after a falling-out with President Trump, said the administration is abandoning Trump’s “America First” credo in its plans to run Venezuela. She has accused Trump of ignoring pressing domestic problems such as healthcare costs

Republican Sen. John Curtis of Utah said Friday that President Trump needs to get congressional approval if he wants more funding to continue military operations in Iran, moving to assert the legislature's constitutional role in declaring war. "While I support maintaining our readiness and replenis

President Trump continued to criticize European partners in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, who he has accused of turning their backs on the U.S. during the war with Iran. In a Thursday morning post on Truth Social, he wrote: “No

President Trump said he wants to make sure he ends the threat from Iran even if it means the war doesn’t wrap up quickly. In an interview with CNBC, he ticked off a list of past U.S. conflicts. “I just looked at a little chart: World War I, four years, three months. World War II, six years. Korean

The Washington Hilton was the scene of the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981, who was shot and wounded by John Hinckley Jr. outside an entrance to the building after a speaking engagement at the hotel. That same entrance was used today for attendees lining up for the red car

President Trump has never been short of superlatives on his own record. Despite concerns among Americans about prices and the war in Iran, Trump called it the “greatest two years in the history of the presidency” and the “most successful two years financially and every other way in the history of th

Rep. Mike Lawler (R., N.Y.), who represents one of the most competitive districts in the country, made the case to moderate voters who are still on the fence about supporting the GOP in the midterms. These people, he said, “are deeply concerned about the rise of socialism and extremism on the left”

As Vice President JD Vance makes one of the biggest speeches of his career, in anticipation of a possible 2028 presidential run, he started with talk of family and American potential—but he is also doing his party duty to tear down some Democrats running for Congress this year. He called out “Talaf