Moore changing Houses, heading to Washington
After 11 terms as a state representative in the North Carolina House of Representatives, Republican Tim Moore is moving on to ...
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How will Republicans handle 7 key issues with their trifecta control of Washington?
Republicans in the Nov. 5 election took over the White House, the U.S. Senate and as of late Wednesday, the House, after ...
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What’s Next for the Republican Party?
Republicans swept the White House, Senate, and House. Colin Reed is a Republican political strategist with South & Hill ...
Republicans will retain House majority, CNN projects, completing GOP’s dominance of Washington
Republicans have secured their monopoly on power in Donald Trump’s new Washington, retaining their majority in the House of ...
Sylvester Stallone Hails Donald Trump as the ‘Second George Washington’ Introducing President-Elect at Mar-a-Lago
Sylvester Stallone welcomed Donald Trump to the stage at the President-elect’s Mar-a-Lago event Thursday evening, praising ...
How Democrats can still flex power in Trump's Washington: From the Politics Desk
Plus, Republicans prepare to scrutinize Matt Gaetz's attorney general nomination, and Trump picks Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as ...
What to know about Sen. John Thune, the new Republican leader in the Senate
Sen. John Thune of South Dakota is set to lead the Senate as majority leader in the new Congress, after Republicans flipped ...
Fortress Florida—The Sunshine State Has Never Been More Republican
Donald Trump has improved his electoral vote share while the GOP has control of both Senate seats and the governor's office.
Republican John Thune of South Dakota is elected the next Senate majority leader
Sen. John Thune has won an internal election among Republican senators to become the chamber’s next majority leader ...
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Trump personnel picks giving early signal of Republican party's new domination of US politics
With Donald Trump and allies sweeping into power in Washington, political analyst Elaine Kamarck says look first at personnel ...