One year on from the shooting at a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Newsweek takes a look at what history might have been like had things gone differently.

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So far in 2025, its lawmakers have acted like a normal political party. What changed?

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Medicaid cuts have received the lion’s share of attention from critics of Republicans’ sweeping tax cuts legislation, but the ...

Mark Green of Tennessee announced his resignation Friday, July 4, in a post on X. Green, who chairs the House Homeland ...

Rep. Mark Green said he was returning to the private sector to start his own business, without sharing details about the ...

In the end, both Republicans and Democrats helped doom a 10-year moratorium on state AI regulation that had previously ...

A stark disagreement over regulating AI in Republicans’ tax cut and spending bill is the latest tension among conservatives ...

Senate Republicans can afford to lose no more than three of their own votes on the bill, but two already are opposed and ...

Research Note: Senate Republican Leaders’ Proposal Risks Deep Cuts to Food Assistance, Some States Ending SNAP Entirely ...