Thirty-four Republicans voted against his budget plan. That’s a caucus big enough to tank anything crazy in the future. From David Mastio:

GOP Sen. Southworth said Trump “is not a normal” Republican, but he’s the “best and possibly the only person who can be president right now.”

Republicans and Democrats expect Sen. Mitch McConnell will remain a thorn in Donald Trump's side even without a leadership role.

While the trial proved popular at first, approval ratings dropped by 1974, with one of the main complaints being the lack of sunlight on winter mornings, according to the Smithsonian Magazine. In October of that year, President Gerald Ford signed a bill that ended permanent daylight saving time, cutting the trial period short.

The rebels are largely the most conservative lawmakers who are passionate about slashing spending and debt. They hail from deep-red districts where a primary challenge is less of a danger.

When President Joe Biden commuted the prison terms of hundreds of so-called “non-violent” offenders last week, he reopened an old wound for one Mississippi family. The family is speaking out after a convicted oncologist,

Robert Gable, who died at 90 on Nov. 29, will be remembered by the Kentucky political world as the man who kept the state Republican ... half a century later. Trump using 2020 election lies as litmus test for hiring Gable’s party has been taken over ...

More and more Republicans seem to be openly embracing Elon Musk with some even referring to him as ‘our prime minister.’ This, even as President-elect Donald Trump is rejecting the notion that the world’s richest man is in charge.

Northern Kentucky U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican, is signaling a move to dislodge Speaker Mike Johnson over spending promises.

Mike Johnson can’t keep his conference together and Trump can’t scare them into submission. Can the GOP be governed?

That Donald Trump failed to achieve central goals in the government shutdown fight alongside Elon Musk seemed unimportant to many speakers and attendees at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest.

By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear says he’s focused on leading Kentucky for the remaining two years and 340-some days of his second term.  “I’m seeing a state that I love and that I’m from transformed,