Author: Ken Tran, USA TODAY

Chris Christie will seek the Republican nomination for the White House again and zero in on New Hampshire, the state that rejected him in 2016.

Negotiators look to be closing in on a deal to raise the debt ceiling and Ron DeSantis entered the 2024 Republican presidential primary.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy can “see the path” to a debt limit agreement. Takeaways and what you missed in debt ceiling talks this week.

Former GOP Texas Rep. Will Hurd, who is considering a presidential bid of his own, said an election between Biden and Trump is a “rematch from hell.”

Despite falling numbers of border crossings, Alejandro Mayorkas warned “it is too early” to tell whether migrant encounters has peaked.

Veterans of the 2011 debt ceiling crisis are cautiously optimistic the country will not default, but they warn this year’s fight is more fraught.

Dick Durbin said the Clarence Thomas scandals are “getting worse” and called on John Roberts to implement a code of ethics for the Supreme Court.

Former Attorney General Bill Barr, once one of Donald Trump’s closest allies, derided him and warned of ‘chaos’ if Trump is elected in 2024.

Democratic New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not planning to run a primary challenge for Kirsten Gillibrand’s Senate seat in 2024.

House Republican Whip Tom Emmer declined to outright guarantee the U.S. will not default on its debts as brinksmanship on the debt ceiling continues.