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Former Kansas Sen. Nancy Kassebaum remembered as trailblazer

Former Sen. Nancy Kassebaum Baker, who broke multiple barriers for women in the Senate, has died at the age of 94.

The Kansas Republican died of natural causes in hospice care on Aug. 21, her son Bill Kassebaum confirmed to The New York Tim...


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Mail-in voting battle continues as midterms near

With just 10 weeks left before the midterm elections, the White House is still hoping there’s enough time to restrict voting by mail.

On Monday the Trump administration submitted another


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The name Trump didn’t utter while stumping for Darline Graham

Ralph Norman.

Those were two words President Donald Trump notably did not speak Friday night despite being on stage in Myrtle Beach, S.C., for about 80 minutes.

The rally wa...


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Congress’ wide age gap comes into focus

Iowa Sen. Charles E. Grassley, the oldest member of Congress, was born in 1933, the year Prohibition ended.

On the other end of the age spectrum, Congress’ youngest member, Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost of Florida, was born in 1997, the year Google registered its domain.

That’s an age gap of some 64 years — about the same figure as the average age of a sen...


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Stopgap funding bill’s hemp troubles aren’t over

House GOP leadership faces a balancing act next month as they work to avert a partial government shutdown while navigating internal tensions over the Senate-proposed delay of a ban on sales of certain intoxicating hemp-derived products.

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris has been sounding the alarm since the Senate on Aug. 8 passed a stopgap spending bill tha...


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