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The Republican National Committee announced Monday its partners and venue for its third GOP presidential nomination debate, which will be held in Miami, Florida, on Nov. 8.
RNC chair Ronna McDaniel emphasized that the showdown "will offer our candidates an excellent opportunity to meet the moment and contrast their plans and vision with the failures of the Biden White House."
And RJC chair and former Sen. Norm Coleman noted that "as the horrific events of the last week have unfolded in Israel, the issue of American foreign policy has taken on an even greater role. American strength and American resolve – and our candidates’ vision for America’s role in the world – are more important than ever."
A week after former President Donald Trump won back the presidency, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is asking ordinary Americans to make suggestions about what policies and people should be put in place.
Prominent conservative attorney Theodore Olson, who argued the 2000 Florida vote-recount case on behalf of President George W. Bush, has died at 84.
Speaker Mike Johnson has won the support of enough Republicans to stand as their candidate for the gavel in January.
'Keep our nation safe': Senators vow to ban pro-Hamas migrants from entering US with bipartisan push
Two senators are pushing a bipartisan bill, opposed by the "Squad," that would ban immigrants involved in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel; it is expected to pass.
Dan Scavino and Stephen Miller are among four new cabinet picks announced by the Trump-Vance transition team.
Police in Utah have arrested an 18-year-old fan on an assault charge after BYU cheerleading coach Jocelyn Allan was struck in the head with a water bottle after Saturday's win over Utah.
Podcast host Joe Rogan revealed on Tuesday that VP Kamala Harris' campaign had put a condition on a potential interview with the podcast host about avoiding marijuana talk.
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., was knocked out of the Senate leader race after the first secret ballot on Wednesday morning, during which none of the three candidates received a majority of the votes.
After receiving a majority of conference votes, the newly selected leader will assume the role in January.
Coloradoans voted to earmark $350 million toward police recruitment, training and retention in one of several law enforcement-forward ballot referendums.
President-elect Donald Trump returned to the White House for the first time since being elected 47th President of the United States and since leaving his first term in 2021, thanking President Biden for the "smooth transition."