John Curtis

When Russian missiles and kamikaze drones rain down on Ukrainian cities, the world rightly points the finger at Vladimir Putin

Curtis wants an investigation into the alleged personal use of political ties

US President defends Russian oligarch’s funding of son’s lavish Bahamas wedding party

Iran is no longer just confronting America over nuclear ambitions or terrorist proxies—which is bad enough—but insisting on extracting tolls from navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the planet's most indispensable waterways

Iran is no longer just confronting America over nuclear ambitions or terrorist proxies—which is bad enough—but insisting on extracting tolls from navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the planet's most indispensable waterways

FCC ID mandate plans could kill anonymous burner phones

Paxton ousted four-term Senator John Cornyn in a primary runoff last month on the heels of Trump's 11th-hour endorsement to become the Republican U.S. Senate ​nominee in Texas

The report from the nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate analyzed nearly 8 million Facebook comments targeting 100 members of Congress in the six months before and after Meta eased safeguards in what was billed as an attempt to protect free speech

Hegseth, already under scrutiny for favoring some Christian groups, faced surprise backlash from conservative Mormon lawmakers

Labeling the administrative decision "unacceptable," both lawmakers are pressing the Pentagon for an immediate corrective update

When a frenzy over buying GameStop stock took over Reddit a few years ago, some lawmakers fretted that a cheap-thrills approach to finance was the opposite of what markets are supposed to be for

The nine accounts have a 98 percent win rate after making more than 80 bets, CBS News reported

They have also hung back from putting forth any legislation that would bless the mission and lay out goals, limits and a timeline for withdrawal

John Curtis, R-Utah, is considering running for governor of Utah in 2028, Politico reported

GOP Steers Clear on Iran as War Hits Key 60-Day Milestone

Donald Trump given more time for Iran war without Congress vote

GOP Steers Clear on Iran as War Hits Key 60-Day Milestone

Wicker then called on President Donald Trump to "direct his skilled military leaders to finish destroying Iran's conventional military capabilities and eliminating any last remnants of their nuclear program."

President Donald Trump has repeatedly pushed to bring the war with Iran to a speedy end by stepping up bombing raids, threatening to wipe out infrastructure and ordering a naval blockade

Trump has until May 1 to obtain congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution (sometimes referred to as the War Powers Act)

Trump has until May 1 to obtain congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution (sometimes referred to as the War Powers Act)

Governments, uneasy about the idea of swapping one dependence for another, are keenly aware of that fact

Governments, uneasy about the idea of swapping one dependence for another, are keenly aware of that fact

The Strait of Hormuz, a vital chokepoint for global energy supplies, has been overshadowed by conflict, while Brent crude prices surged from about $70 a barrel to nearly $120 at one point

With Iran sitting astride the Strait of Hormuz, through which about one-fifth of global oil shipments pass, economies heavily reliant on imported energy are facing mounting pressure

SINCE THE start of Operation Epic Fury on February 28th, China has proved careful in its support for Iran

A temporary ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon went into effect at midnight local time on Friday after weeks of fighting

Democrats fail to block Trump from taking military action without congressional approval

At least one Republican senator has expressed concern about President Donald Trump's threat to strike Iran's civilian infrastructure

President Donald Trump's escalating threats against Iran sparked fierce bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill, with some lawmakers calling for his removal from office

At least one Republican senator has expressed concern about President Donald Trump's threat to strike Iran's civilian infrastructure

The dramatic rhetoric came with roughly 12 hours remaining before Trump's self-imposed 8 p.m. EDT deadline for Iran to reopen the vital waterway, through which roughly one-fifth of global oil supplies pass

Moore’s role in the process is fueling a primary challenge and could potentially hinder his future hopes at statewide office, a sign of how dramatically the politics around map-drawing have shifted over the past few years

Republican Senator Ron Johnson warned President Donald Trump against bombing civilian infrastructure in Iran as his deadline to reach a deal continues to near

Language draws criticism from Marjorie Taylor Greene and Muslim advocacy groups

Democratic lawmakers urge probe into use of religious rhetoric to justify Iran war

The paper pairs the story with a photograph of extensive damage at Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran, which was hit by an airstrike on Sunday

The future of the island, over which China has long claimed sovereignty, will surely be one topic of conversation

Chinese FM criticizes four US senators’ visit to China’s Taiwan region aimed at pushing for defense budget bill; US support is merely rhetorical: mainland expert

Senators Adam Schiff (D-CA) and John Curtis (R-UT) introduced a bill on Monday that could prevent prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket from allowing users to wager money on sports events or play casino-style games

Jeremy Carl, President Donald Trump’s nominee for assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs, withdrew his nomination Tuesday after facing bipartisan criticism over past comments about race, religion and Israel

Four Democrats split from the rest of their party to vote down the War Powers Resolution which would have halted President Donald Trump from continuing strikes against Iran without first gaining Congressional approval

Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby faced tough questions Thursday about President Donald Trump's previous statements about war with Iran

But one red line looms on the horizon for most GOP lawmakers — one that would put dozens of them in a difficult position between supporting their party leader and keeping in line with Congress' constitutional authorities

CNN's Brianna Keilar gets Republican Congressman Don Bacon's reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling that President Donald Trump violated federal law when he unilaterally imposed sweeping tariffs across the globe