Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles says he personally overheard a member of the White House press corps wish for President Donald Trump to be killed while she was hiding from gunfire during the attempted assassination at the White House Correspondents Dinner on Saturday night.

CBS News host Gayle King rushed to the defense of late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel after President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump demanded that he be fired for joking about the first lady becoming a widow."

Rep.Cory Mills, the Florida Republican dogged by allegations of misconduct and mounting ethics troubles, now faces a serious primary challenge that could upend his bid for another term in Congress.

The Biden administration is facing fresh allegations that senior officials quietly engineered and concealed the forgiveness of roughly $90 million in pandemic-era small business loans to Planned Parenthood, despite clear rules barring the abortion giant from receiving such funds.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) warned that the prolonged shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) left the nation exposed, arguing that hostile foreign actors such as Iran had months, months to plan an attack on President Donald Trump and other high-profile conservatives.

One of the most widely shared clips from this years White House Correspondents Dinner captured mentalist Oz Pearlman handing President Trump a white card at the precise moment gunfire erupted inside the Washington Hilton Hotel.

A coalition of House Republicans is pressing the Department of War to end what they describe as an outdated federal barrier to Americans Second Amendment rights on land controlled by one of its key agencies.

Social media is rarely a place for grace when the topics are terminal cancer and January 6, yet former Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) managed to turn both into a moment of wry hope and unexpected warmth.

Charlie Crist, the party-switching career politician who has already cycled through Republican, independent, and Democrat labels, is now seeking yet another office as he launches a bid for mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida.

Sen. Rick Scott of Florida, a steadfast ally of President Donald Trump, is drawing a clear line against using taxpayer dollars to help build the presidents proposed White House ballroom.