Congress

Maloy defeated state Sen. Kathleen Riebe to become the first woman in Utah’s congressional delegation since 2019 and only the fifth in history.

Delaware Assistant U.S. Attorney Lesley Wolf was asked to appear for testimony on Dec. 7 as part of the House GOP's impeachment inquiry into the president.

The IRS had announced it was investigating about 100 cases involving possible tax fraud but has not released any new information, the lawmakers said.

Johnson met with the former president at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

The Senate GOP campaign arm's new spot signals a strategy to damage Sen. Kyrsten Sinema with Republicans after their own polling found that she's relatively strong with their voters.

Kevin Lyons stole a photo and a wallet from Nancy Pelosi's office, but conservative figures are using a video of the Trump supporter to spread misinformation about Jan. 6.

If Congress fails to move before the end of the year, Senate sources say, the chances of getting the entire plan over the finish line reduce dramatically.

The GOP infighting, legislative paralysis and long weeks away from loved ones are driving some lawmakers to call it quits.

The New York Republican's original complaint accused Judge Arthur Engoron of exhibiting “clear judicial bias” against Trump and called on him to recuse himself.

The GOP-led House Administration Committee on Friday began by posting 90 hours of security video that had already been released to media outlets.

In a letter obtained by NBC News, Richard Sauber calls the requests for documents and testimony “unjustified,” and characterized the impeachment inquiry as “illegitimate.”