New York Rep. Pete King (R) had a warning for his colleagues in early September.
They didn’t want to get on the bad side of victims’ families as the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks approached.
The political clout of the 9/11 families helps explain why Congress this week overwhelmingly voted to override President Obama’s veto for the first time on the measure.
Hillary Clinton appears to be getting a bump in the polls after Monday’s presidential debate in which she was widely hailed as the winner against Donald Trump.
A day after the House and Senate overwhelmingly voted to override President Obama’s veto, GOP leaders are expressing reservations about legislation that would allow lawsuits related to 9/11 to go forward against Saudi Arabia.
The USA Today editorial board is opposing Donald Trump’s candidacy, taking a position in a presidential election for the first time in the newspaper’s 34-year history.
A House Republican introduced legislation to prevent the U.S. government from granting immigrants citizenship, responding to a report found that several hundred people slated for deportation were accidentally naturalized.
Of the nearly 1.5 million U.S. merchants now accepting chip cards, more than three-quarters are small and medium-sized businesses. See how the move to chip cards is enhancing payment security.
Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) on Thursday summed up the 114th Congress, the first controlled by Republicans since 2006, in two concise words: “a flop.”
The head of Wells Fargo took a brutal drubbing before a House panel Thursday as members of both parties called for his job and suggested he should face criminal charges.
Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) sent a sharp warning to his colleagues Thursday: If senators approve President Obama’s Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal, they’re crazy.
Democrats denounced it as an assault on democracy and a sop to billionaires when the Supreme Court issued a ruling two years ago that loosened limits on campaign giving.
Donald Trump’s company allegedly spent as much as $68,000 on a “foray” exploring business possibilities in Cuba in 1998, which would be a clear violation of the strict embargo in place at the time.
