Sen. Angus King urged his colleagues on Tuesday to put country over party and warned of creeping authoritarianism, invoking the iconic 1950 speech by former Maine Sen. Margaret Chase Smith. "Mr.

Sen. Angus King urged his colleagues on Tuesday to put country over party and warned of creeping authoritarianism, drawing heavily from an iconic 1950 speech by former Maine Sen. Margaret Chase Smith.

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President Donald J. Trump declared a national emergency under provisions of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act ...

Step into Cinderella’s daydream with Laura Osnes as she beautifully sings In My Own Little Corner, capturing quiet hopes and ...

There’s a moment when a perfectly cooked slice of prime rib hits your tongue and time stands still – that moment defines ...

For those who want the best of both worlds, the Surf-n-Turf option lets you add a roasted Maine lobster tail to any of the ...

Andrew Clyde. Gov. Brian Kemp will sign a tax cut ... the couple’s first child from the procedure this summer. But House Bill 428 isn’t the only thing the Republican-controlled General ...

Arrested for a pair of local killings, Adrienne Simpson and Tyler Terry confessed to unsolved murders that shocked South Carolina investigators.

WASHINGTON (AP) — After abruptly halting votes, House Speaker Mike Johnson vowed to try again Thursday to approve a Republican budget framework, having worked into the night to satisfy GOP ...

The House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday to limit federal district judges' ability to affect Trump administration policies on a national scale. The No Rogue Rulings Act, led by Rep.

House Republicans are moving to turn off Democrats’ ability to force a vote on rescinding the sweeping global tariffs imposed by President Trump as part of his “Liberation Day” announcement.