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The former president suggested Republicans have deepened the nation's polarization in response to the killing.

The network came under fire from the FCC chair and conservatives after Kimmel’s response to Charlie Kirk’s killing.

Foreign adversaries are weaponizing major news events to sow chaos and distrust online.

The comptroller general of the Government Accountability office will step down in a few short months, leaving a void atop the agency that has found the White House guilty of violating congressional spending law.

Some troops and Defense Department employees worry they will face politically motivated punishments for social media posts that are seen as disloyal to President Donald Trump.

As corporate titans tout fresh U.K. investments and join Trump on his state visit, lobbyists hope they'll pressure an American ally to back down on its strict tech rules.

The GOP plans to invoke the activist’s killing in their broader messaging that accuses Democrats of being ideologically radical and soft on crime.

The often-deliberate impenetrability of internet culture is testing our political system’s ability to understand, much less address, violence.

How Mexico-Canada relations are changing right before Washington’s eyes.

The president opposes the push to recognize Palestinian statehood but is unbothered by allies going their own way.

The FBI director took oncoming during two days of oversight hearings on Capitol Hill.

Lawyers for the pro-Palestinian activist said they plan to appeal the immigration judge’s order, which was revealed in court documents filed Wednesday.

Susan Monarez’s testimony came on the eve of a pivotal meeting of Kennedy’s handpicked vaccine panel.

Higher costs, tougher enforcement, cratering prices and rampant criminal activity have eviscerated the once-booming medical marijuana market. 

New York’s Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado is testing whether the party’s appetite for generational change can be separated from policy.

They’re pushing lawmakers to move faster on a farm labor solution, even as the president cracks down on immigration.

The late conservative activist has amassed a surprising following across the Atlantic.

Sen. Lindsey Graham wants to tie sanctions against Russia to the coming bill to fund the federal government.

Why vigils popped up in Europe for the late conservative activist.

Republican power brokers are pressuring Daniel Cameron to abandon his uphill Senate bid and take on Rep. Thomas Massie, who is a thorn in the president’s side.

Over the past decade, Kirk built an entirely new infrastructure for the GOP.

Can America escape the spiral of political violence after Charlie Kirk’s killing?

In an era of fractured media environments and declining trust in institutions, many fear there is no way beyond escalating political violence.

The popular lefty streamer gets candid about sparring with the late conservative activist and his own fears about political violence.

The Treasury secretary's quiet tensions with housing finance chief Bill Pulte exploded at a private dinner last week.

The Pentagon is racing to integrate AI into its weapons system to keep up with China and Russia. Where will that lead?

Political Cartoons from the desk of Matt Wuerker

Not much has changed in the five months since Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer last surrendered to the GOP.

The U.S. president is largely defeating his counterparts.

In a new book, the longtime legal scholar offers a defense of liberalism from its critics on both the right and the left.