White House punts "big, beautiful bill" deadline
President Donald Trump had set a July 4 deadline for Congress to pass his sweeping tax and spending package.
Republican senator takes down controversial posts about Minnesota shootings
The posts generated backlash, with Democratic critics accusing Lee of spreading misinformation and politicizing a tragedy.
Most GOP voters oppose US military involvement in Israel-Iran conflict—Poll
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told Newsweek: "It's no surprise that a majority of Republicans oppose U.S. intervention in Israel's war with Iran."
Plurality of Americans believe "civil war" likely in next decade—Poll
Democrats were more likely to view a civil war in the near future as possible, according to the poll.
IRS change proposed in Senate finance bill
The Senate Committee on Finance has unveiled its amendments to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Trump ally stuck in Israel, fears being "bargaining chip"
Michaelah Montgomery, a conservative activist, told Newsmax that she was in Israel but was keeping a low profile.
No tax on overtime, tips changed in Senate bill: What to know
Nixing federal income taxes on overtime and tipped income was one of the president's top policy promises during his 2024 election campaign.
Lindsey Graham wants Trump to go "all in" on Iran as security council meets
President Trump announced plans to leave the Group of Seven summit early and head back to Washington.
Fact Check: Did Iran try to assassinate Donald Trump?
As tensions rise after Israeli airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites, Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Iran of plotting against the U.S. president.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vs. Trump—which policies Americans prefer
A new poll examines whether American voters prefer ideologies backed by President Trump or Ocasio-Cortez.
Trump's 10 most shocking moments in 10 years — and how left, right reacted
It was a decade ago when Donald Trump descended his golden escalator to launch a quixotic presidential campaign few took seriously—one that would ultimately reshape American politics.
Republicans turn on each other in Arizona
The two bodies in charge of running elections in Maricopa County, both managed by Republicans, have taken their disagreements to court.
Student loan update: How Republican bill would impact married borrowers
The Senate reconcilation bill omitted a provision that allows married borrowers to pay lower monthly payments on student loans.
Republicans and Democrats respond to Israel's strikes on Iran
Israel began Operation Rising Lion to degrade Iran's nuclear facilities and aerial capabilities, and take out top military leaders.
The rise of the young, female conservative influencer
Content creator Isabel Brown told Newsweek: "The future of conservatism is entirely dependent on this next generation of young women."
GOP lawmaker yells at Tim Walz in heated House hearing: "Stolen valor"
A Minnesota Republican lawmaker erupted at Governor Tim Walz at a heated House oversight hearing on sanctuary cities.
DOJ indicts Republican lawmaker over child sexual abuse videos
Robert May III was allegedly using the handle "joebidennnn69" to upload child sexual abuse material.
Republican Buddy Carter's chances of beating Jon Ossoff in Georgia—Polls
A new poll showed Carter with an advantage in the GOP primary to face off against Ossoff next November.
Rand Paul's complaint about Trump picnic invite mocked: "School girl"
Online commentators have mocked Senator Rand Paul after he complained about his family being uninvited from a White House picnic.
Trump's Pentagon Parade Will Cost Lives and Livelihoods | Opinion
The single-day parade costs more than HIV programs DOGE cut in the name of "efficiency." And that pretty well sums up the GOP's budget priorities.
Democrats' chances of flipping Florida in governor's race—Polls
Democratic candidate David Jolly told Newsweek he feels "very good about this race."
Democrats face backlash over vote to "express gratitude" to ICE
The move comes as Los Angeles has been hit with protests and unrest following raids by ICE as part of Trump's immigration crackdown.
Elon Musk suffers polling blow with Republicans after Trump feud
Some Republicans are changing their tune about Musk after his falling out with the president.
States could stop SNAP benefits if Republican bill becomes reality
States could end their participation in the food stamp program if they can no longer afford it under Republican spending changes.
The growing threat of political violence from the left
As Trump's second term deepens America's political divides, experts warn of a new wave of far-left militancy playing out online and, increasingly, in the streets.
Ciattarelli and Sherrill face off in NJ governor's race: What polls say
New Jersey's gubernatorial race now kicks into high gear, with Democrats pulling out all the stops to keep the seat blue while the GOP goes for the flip.
How Texas could help Donald Trump thwart Democratic gains in 2026 midterm
Some Texas Republicans are eyeing a plan to redraw the state's congressional borders before the next election.
Four senior Biden officials to testify in probe on his health: Report
House Republicans have requested for the former officials to testify in June or July.
Marjorie Taylor Greene's popularity as she weighs governor's bid—Polls
Greene said last week a gubernatorial run is "definitely something that I think is smart for me to consider."
Republican turns on Trump's deportation plan: "Inhumane"
"This is not what we voted for," Miami State Senator Ileana Garcia, a co-founder of the pro-Trump group Latinas for Trump, said.