The Rooms Where Congress Keeps Its Secrets They're called SCIFs, and they're designed to let members see sensitive information beyond the reach of prying eyes.

Trump took more than 1,000 questions in his first month The president has always said he's his own best spokesman. Now he's trying to prove it. But will all his press availability help him ...

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Plus: Taxpayer advocate raises red flags about next year; senators try a little bit of everything on rural hospitals.

Saddled with a Senate version of the Big Beautiful Bill that undermined earlier deals, the speaker finds himself in a ...

After tirades, arm-twisting, and horse trading, a measure that passed 51-50 now faces a similarly daunting climb through the ...

The aerial attack on Iran won’t help the president bust through his natural ceiling of support.

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The old specter of Iraq still looms large, but public opinion has fundamentally changed in 22 years.

PLUS: Trump tries to block California’s EV mandate; GENIUS Act takes final procedural Senate step; and Hearing examines ...

Chris Christie Launches Campaign Website Three Days Before His Announcement The New Jersey governor is expected to formally throw his hat in the ring Tuesday.

Republican voters primarily care if their candidates agree with President Trump. Even as the president diverges from a typical conservative agenda, the demand for loyalty is becoming even more ...