Republicans are currently facing what is being called a MAGA “civil war” after Tucker Carlson hosted a friendly conversation with White Nationalist Nick Fuentes and Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts came to Carlson’s defense.

The two frontrunners in the GOP primary to replace term-limited Gov. Bill Lee ‒ Sen. Marsha Blackburn and Rep. John Rose ‒ are both strong allies of Trump. Both benefitted from his endorsement during their 2024 reelections.

Conservative attorney George Conway warned over the weekend that Donald Trump’s most dangerous days may still lie ahead. Conway, a longtime critic of the president, dismissed the idea that Democratic election victories last week had contributed to the “most damaging week of his presidency to date.

Senate lawmakers voted late Sunday on a measure that would reopen the government, with enough moderate Democrats joining Republicans to support the initial vote.

The Senate on Friday failed to pass a bill to pay federal workers forced to work without pay during the government shutdown, with Democrats refusing to yield to GOP attempts to fund any parts of the federal government without major concessions for their party.

Kevin Kiley claimed that he has "repeatedly" asked Mike Johnson to bring the House back into session so lawmakers can end the shutdown.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent brought up ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos' past comments attacking Republicans for shutting down the government.

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) defends the filibuster amid calls from President Trump to eliminate the procedural move requiring 60 votes to pass most legislation.

Most Missourians, like most Americans, do not want abortion to be a crime. This is a problem for Missouri Republicans, who demonstrated last legislative session that their top priority is not the business of the state and attending to Missourians’ needs,

Democrats won big by focusing on affordability while Republicans face challenges similar to those that cost Democrats in 2024, reversing traditional economic messaging.