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House Democrats File Five Impeachment Articles Against Defense Secretary Hegseth
The resolution accuses Hegseth of war crimes in the Iran conflict, abuse of power and mishandling classified information, with eight Democrats co-sponsoring the long-shot measure.
White House Ramps Up Pressure to Pass Crypto Bill as Congress Returns
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and other administration officials are pushing for market structure legislation as the window for passage narrows.
Swalwell's 2020 Presidential Bid Resurfaces After Congressman Resigns Amid Scandal
The California Democrat's short-lived White House campaign lasted three months in 2019, qualifying for the first Democratic debate before polling below 1%.
Democratic Michigan Senate Candidate Caught on Video Asking Aide to Separate Conservative Media From Press Pool
Abdul El-Sayed referred to Fox News and Free Beacon reporters as 'bogeys' during livestream with controversial podcaster Hasan Piker
House Democrats Address Swalwell Resignation as FISA Vote Looms
Democratic leaders hold press conference a day after Rep. Eric Swalwell stepped down amid misconduct allegations, with House set to vote on FISA reauthorization.
Former Congresswoman Jackie Speier Discusses Sexual Harassment in the House Following #MeToo
The California Democrat, who served two decades in Congress, reflects on changes to Capitol Hill workplace policies since the movement began.
Growing Number of House Members Say Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales Should Resign or Be Expelled
Bipartisan group of lawmakers say they will vote to expel both congressmen following sexual misconduct allegations, with some colleagues calling on them to step down immediately.
Swalwell Furor Engulfs Others Accused of Wrongdoing, Threatening to Upend House
Bipartisan calls emerge to expel four members facing ethics investigations, setting up potential floor votes that could reshape the chamber.
Senate Returns From Recess to Consider Judicial Nominee After Iran Talks Come Up Short
The confirmation hearing follows the collapse of weekend ceasefire negotiations with Iran and comes as the U.S. military prepares to implement a naval blockade.
Conservative Group Launches $5M Ad Blitz Pressuring Senate on Voter ID as GOP Eyes SAVE America Act Push
Restoration of America begins nationwide campaign amid Senate Republican plans to use reconciliation to advance election integrity legislation by June 1.