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"Everybody remembers that Chris left New Jersey with a less than 9% approval rating — a record low, and they didn't want to hear this from him!" wrote Trump. Read More.

The committee's subpoenas are targeting members of Trump's "war room" that drove efforts leading up to Jan. 6. Read More.

House Republicans are targeting a mammoth 70 Democratic districts as they look to run a replay of 2010, when the party netted 63 seats in midterm elections on its way to recapturing the majority in a historic electoral swing. Read More.

Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, long considered a favorite for the 2024 presidential nomination, officially announced his 2022 gubernatorial reelection campaign Monday. Read More.

Republicans are leading RealClearPolitics’ [RCP] general ballot for the first time since 2014, according to the analysis website, which averages notable political polls in an effort to forecast election outcomes. ​​​​​​​ Read More.

Joe Biden is standing by his partisan reconciliation package, saying he believes it will pass both the Senate and the House. Read More.

On Monday, the United States initiated new requirements for travelers coming into the country. Read More.

Column: Glenn Youngkin's victory and the Republican future Read More.

'My son's going to be going on the sexual registry ... because he had 15-year-old hormones.' Read More.

A top aide in the Trump White House says special counsel John Durham should interview Hillary Clinton. Read More.

Virginia Attorney General-elect Jason Miyares (R) announced Thursday he plans to investigate sexual assault incidents in the Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS). Read More.

New polling of a hot Republican primary in Washington’s third Congressional district shows Green Beret and Army veteran leading a liberal Republican who voted to impeach President Donald Trump in January. Read More.

Economists expect 450,000 new jobs in October, according to Dow Jones. Read More.

Top Democrats aim to pass the reconciliation and infrastructure bills in the coming days, but not clear they have the votes Read More.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said “pornographic images and substance” don’t belong in schools, according to a Monday letter he wrote to the Texas Association of School Boards. Read More.