GOP Colorado Rep. Boebert accuses Biden of 'politicizing' Boulder shooting
Fox News
Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., accused President Biden on Tuesday of “politicizing” the mass shooting at a Boulder, Colorado grocery store that left 10 people dead after he called for a nationwide ban on assault weapons.
"Joe Biden has wasted no time politicizing the attack in Boulder yesterday by calling for an assault weapons ban & other infringements on our Second Amendment," Boebert said. Boebert is a first-term congresswoman from Colorado’s 3rd congressional district, which does not include Boulder. She drew scrutiny in recent months after she pledged to carry a firearm on the House floor. In February, Democratic lawmakers criticized Boebert after she displayed multiple long guns in the background during a virtual House committee hearing.
Nicolas Maduro arraigned Monday in New York federal court on drug trafficking and weapons charges after Venezuelan dictator's capture by American forces.
President Donald Trump poses with "Make Iran Great Again" hat as Sen. Lindsey Graham posts photo showing solidarity with Iranian protesters facing government crackdown.
Bipartisan $174 billion spending package covers commerce, justice, energy and interior agencies with support from House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Cole and Rep. Rosa DeLauro.
House Democrats accuse Trump of impeachable offense over Venezuela operation that captured Nicolás Maduro without congressional approval or war declaration.
President Donald Trump threatens Colombian President Gustavo Petro and renews Greenland annexation warnings during Air Force One flight to Washington, D.C.
Rep. James Comer warns Gov. Tim Walz that refusing to appear at Minnesota fraud hearing would constitute "admission to guilt" as House Oversight ramps up investigation.
Former hostage envoy Roger Carstens challenged the Trump administration's view of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro after U.S. military forces captured him.
Trump argues constitutional authority justified military operation to capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, citing commander in chief powers and Take Care Clause.
President Donald Trump and Elon Musk appeared to repair their strained relationship during dinner at Mar-a-Lago, with Musk posting that "2026 is going to be amazing."
Trump administration captures Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in military operation, continuing pattern of U.S. targeting foreign leaders for alleged drug trafficking.
With the stunning and perfectly executed operation to seize Maduro, President Donald Trump left no more doubt. The U.S. is the world’s only superpower.
Tennessee memorial for unborn children sparks debate ahead of June 24 installation on Capitol grounds, marking Roe v. Wade overturn anniversary.
Dan Bongino returned to private life after serving as FBI deputy director for less than a year, saying it was an "honor" to work with Director Kash Patel.