Trump tells governors not to worry about the NRA because "they're on our side"
The president had said mass shootings would be on the agenda for Monday's meetings
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The president had said mass shootings would be on the agenda for Monday's meetings
It became clear just how two fundamentally political documents containing classified information could, in an unprecedented and spectacular fashion, be released publicly
"This is uniquely the role of the states in determining safety," said Hutchinson of gun and safety legislation
"We elected Mike Steele to be the RNC chair because he's a black guy, that was the wrong thing to do," said CPAC communications director Ian Walters
White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah says the White House is not ready to take legislative action on guns
The evangelist met with and spiritually advised every president from Harry Truman to Barack Obama
Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-New York, said that "many" people who commit mass murder turn out to be Democrats
Two former GOP Arizona lawmakers who are leading candidates to fill a vacant U.S. House seat are embroiled in controversy
Rooney announced that he won't seek a sixth term in Congress
After the complaint was filed, the roughly year-old unverified Twitter account was temporarily deleted
Early voting begins Tuesday and continues through March 2
Mo Rocca on the history and controversy surrounding the re-drawing of political boundaries - sometimes really weirdly - for partisan gain
Democrats are focusing renewed attention and money on a statewide post once considered a sleepy political stepping stone
Al Hoffman Jr. has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for Republicans, but after the Florida school shooting, his dollars will be influenced by this issue
"Americans are the victims of what Russia did, not Republicans, not Democrats. All of us are victims," said Gowdy of Russian meddling
"I think we have to separate the issue, without any question," said Scott of the president's tweets
"When you look ahead, what's our future going to be? Are we going to end up a marginalized party?" one lawmaker wondered
Republican Mitt Romney trying for political comeback as he launches Senate campaign in Utah
The Senate rejected all four immigration plans that came up on the floor Thursday
What happens next is unclear
Sen. Chuck Grassley says he plans to sit down with Sens. Dianne Feinstein and John Cornyn to discuss "what sort of agreement we can reach on legislation"
President Trump signaled that he is open to a 25-cent fuel tax hike to help pay for his administration's infrastructure plan
The former presidential candidate is expected to launch his campaign Thursday
Republican Elections Committee chairman Milo Smith says he doesn't plan to allow a committee hearing or vote on the bill
Prominent Republicans are frustrated as the White House mishandles abuse charges against men