Raw voicemails and calls reveal the threats New England congressional staffers now face and the national rise in cases tracked by the Capitol Police.

Sen. Tammy Baldwin's new 'For the Fans' Act would curb national blackouts and push the FCC to redefine 'local' markets so more fans can watch their teams. The proposal targets fragmented streaming deals that have left many viewers paying more for less access.

Trump endorsed Houston Gaines and Jim Kingston as two open Georgia House seats head to May primaries.

A Tennessee man detained by ICE was found unresponsive at Winn Correctional Center and later died, a case that adds to a rising number of in‑custody fatalities.

Trump says he sent a letter to Xi asking China not to arm Iran and warned steep tariffs if nations help Tehran. Beijing denies supplying weapons.

Treasury issued two Venezuela-related general licenses on Tuesday that let U.S. firms provide a wide range of banking and payments services to several state-owned Venezuelan banks while keeping targeted sanctions in place.

After another Mexican died in U.S. custody, President Sheinbaum ordered daily consular checks and vowed international legal action while defending aid to Cuba.

Rep. Jamie Raskin introduced legislation to create a 17‑member commission to evaluate presidential fitness under the 25th Amendment; the measure has 50 Democratic co‑sponsors but faces long odds in a GOP‑run Congress.

Reports say the White House is favoring former deputy Surgeon General Erica Schwartz to lead the CDC. The move would require Senate confirmation amid months of agency turmoil.

The Justice Department asked the D.C. Circuit to vacate seditious‑conspiracy convictions tied to Jan. 6, seeking to erase judgments against leaders of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

House Democrats filed five articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing the Iran campaign, Signalgate and alleged mishandling of classified information.

Pritzker called the White House's move to shift the Brandon Road carp barrier to Michigan a "political stunt" and warned Illinois would sue to protect land and funding. The dispute centers on who controls project oversight and who pays for cleanup and operations.

Brooke Pinto's campaign posted a nearly 70‑page opposition file about Robert White that included family details and a photo of his home, drawing swift criticism. The dispute has added a sharp ethical dimension ahead of the June primary.