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U.S. Rep. Mike Turner, House Foreign Affairs Committee member, supports McCaul's comments about Russian propaganda "infecting" the Republican party. Turner says it's "being uttered on the House floor," while negotiating Ukraine aid.

Congressman Matt Gaetz says he would "rather die on the field politically" than "surrender" to spending bills like the one just passed by 101 House Republicans.

After the arrest of Lauren Boebert's son, Senator John Fetterman is defending her family against "Recreational Cruelty".

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert was surprised to see one of her Democratic opponents at an event and her reaction was caught on camera.

GOP House Financial Committee leader Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) ripped into the Biden administration for its implementation of the Corporate Transparency Act and its new reporting regime, which he likens to "Frankenstein's monster."

After the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists unveiled an unprecedented "90 Seconds to Midnight" reading on its "Doomsday Clock," McGovern warned starkly that "the world faces a grave threat of nuclear war."

House Republicans are urging CBS to block a series of Super Bowl ads promoting Chinese e-company Temu, which paid $15 million for the TV commercials.

A larger target for Democrats has been the media, insatiably hungry to promote scandalous assertions such as those Hur put in his report.

Gaetz contends that if Congress does not state its case as Trump's victim -- indeed if it officially declares it was not victimized -- then Congress cannot be found to have been assaulted by Trump.

Dem. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (TX) send sarcastic "thoughts & prayers" to Rep. Congresswoman Lauren Boebert as she placed 5th in her first straw poll of the 2024 election cycle after switching congressional districts.