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For nearly six decades, the legacies of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Majority Leader Steny Hoyer have been closely linked — and together they will give up their leadership roles in Congress. At once allies but also political rivals, they…
The TAKE with Rick Klein For all the rightful talk of the Republican Party defining itself around its extremes, what’s left of the middle — or at least what candidates can hope to get out of self-labeling — could shape…
Minnesota voters headed to the polls on Tuesday to cast ballots in primaries for the House, governor, for state executives, the state legislature and more. Also Tuesday was a special House election to replace the late Republican Rep. Jim Hagedorn.…
In an exclusive ABC News interview, former Vice President Mike Pence expressed dissatisfaction with the possible arrest of former President Donald Trump and expanded on pointed remarks regarding his former boss and the Capitol insurrection — as well as his…
The FBI is investigating threats allegedly made on YouTube against Democrats, including President Joe Biden and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, law enforcement and the LGBTQ community, according to an unsealed criminal complaint. The FBI received an online tip earlier this…
Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, speaking on ABC’s “Good Morning America” Friday, said he was “absolutely” prepared for cross-examination in a potential trial after completing his testimony this week before a Manhattan grand jury mulling charges against Trump.…
When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered her farewell speech as Democratic leader Thursday, one person was notably missing from the chamber: House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy. McCarthy has yet to publicly congratulate Pelosi, whose decision to step down marks the…
The Trump campaign was actually being spied on in 2016, claims former Trump campaign chair and convicted felon Paul Manafort in his forthcoming book. It just wasn’t by anyone who Trump has accused of doing so on Twitter. Instead, Manafort…
GREEN RIVER, Wyoming — The Wyoming congressional primary on Tuesday has been painted as a referendum on Donald Trump. It’s a race incumbent Liz Cheney is likely to lose to Harriet Hageman because of her efforts to propel Trump into…