The Latest Breaking News from Republican Party

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including redistricting and off-year elections.

Senate Democrats are raising concerns about trust after only Republicans were briefed on U.S. strikes against alleged Venezuelan drug boats.

Senate Democrats are slamming Republican counterparts over their exclusion from a White House briefing on the administration's strikes in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific.

Republican lawmakers are escalating their criticism of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene over her combative stance regarding the party's strategy during the government shutdown

The second-term congressman argued that voters should “hear directly from the candidates,” beyond the millions already being poured into paid advertising.

Lawmakers face building pressure to end the partial government shutdown ahead of critical deadlines for food stamps and health care.

The wonders truly do never cease, it seems. The GOP-controlled House Oversight Committee has claimed that former President Joe Biden experienced such “cognitive decline” while in office that he was not aware of the content of the various pardons that he signed in his name via autopen.

The Republican practice of attributing their own failures to the Democrats is nearly as old as civilisation itself. During his second term as President of the United States, Donald Trump and the GOP have, on multiple occasions, blamed the Democrats to deflect responsibility from themselves.

It appears that the Republican Party is experiencing some internal strife. Late on Tuesday, five GOP members voted in favour of a bill aimed at ending Trump’s tariff war on Brazil.

The Senate voted on Tuesday to advance a resolution to end President Donald Trump's tariffs on Brazilian imports, marking an unusual bipartisan challenge to the administration's trade policy. Five Republicans — including former Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell — joined all Democrats in supporting the measure.

Californians will decide the fate of their new congressional lines through a ballot measure known as Proposition 50.