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Lauren Boebert had taunted Ilhan Omar, calling her a member of the “jihad squad” during a debate last month.

Elected officials reintroduced a bill to prevent automated bot programs from buying up consumer goods online. Whether or not the Stopping Grinch Bots Act, if signed into law, would actually accomplish its stated goal is an open question.

"This is a pox on all our houses. And I would just tell you, this rhetoric, this type of commentary, has to stop," one Republican congressman said.

Democrats should not bypass the Ethics Committee for political gains simply because they hold the majority for another 13 months.

An interview with 2nd Berkshire District Democratic State Representative Paul Mark.

Governor Charlie Baker said Republican State Committee member Deborah Martell made "bigoted remarks" when she told a gay congressional candidate she was “sickened” that he and his husband had adopted children together.

Dont show me this message again✕ Reps. Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene will rally in world’s largest retiree playground in Florida (REUTERS) Marjorie Taylor Greene will join Matt Gaetz to kick off their “America First Tour” at the retirement community known as The Villages, a major Republican base. The two controversial Republicans say they are coming together on 7 May to push back against Democrats and call out fellow Republicans who they think did not support former president D...

Editor: Pulling the wool over his constituents’ eyes must be easier than pulling teeth for Representative Paul Gosar. He has been tweeting and sending out newsletters on how he is pleased to inform us that municipalities and airports in his district are receiving federal funds and grants for various projects, implying that he had something to do with it. In fact, the funds he’s touting were a result of legislation HR7617 — The Defense, Commerce, Justice, Science, Energy and Water...

Updated 2:08 p.m. Dec. 11 Jacksonville University — if the city of Palm Coast will contribute $2.5 million to fund the first year — will add a new campus in Town Center, JU officials announced on Dec. 11. It would be the first regional expansion for JU in its 86-year history and would be a significant educational, health care and economic development benefit to the city, they said. After this requested one-time "launch grant" from the city, JU is committed to paying its own way, with li...