Marco Rubio visits China using alias to bypass official ban
Senator Marco Rubio is visiting Beijing despite an official ban, reportedly by using an alternative transliterated name for the secretary of state to circumvent the restriction.
Senator Marco Rubio is visiting Beijing despite an official ban, reportedly by using an alternative transliterated name for the secretary of state to circumvent the restriction.
The crypto industry is lobbying Congress for a bill that would give them more control over regulatory frameworks, following past successes.
Redrawn electoral maps are disrupting voters' choices in the midterms as the Supreme Court's decisions reduce the consideration of race in redistricting.
Miami residents are suing Donald Trump, claiming his plan to convert his presidential library into a hotel violates the Constitution's emoluments clause.
Denise Powell secured the Democratic nomination for Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District, setting up a contest to flip a crucial swing seat.
A federal judge has halted Trump administration sanctions against a UN rapporteur, ruling they may have violated her First Amendment rights after she criticized US policy on Palestinian territories.
Senator Bill Cassidy's past advocacy for vaccines and his medical career are now under scrutiny, potentially impacting his re-election prospects.
Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for partnership over rivalry to foster global stability during bilateral talks with President Trump.
Republicans blocked Senate Democrats' attempts to reinstate consumer protections previously dismantled by the Trump administration.
Voters are bearing the costs of intense redistricting battles that are primarily focused on partisan political advantages rather than fair representation.
During a court hearing, Sam Altman testified that Elon Musk had previously expressed a desire for his children to control OpenAI, the company Musk is now suing.
Rep. Jen Kiggans is facing calls for resignation after appearing to agree with a radio host's racist comment about Rep. Hakeem Jeffries.