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Silent Hill is back, series producer Motoi Okamoto says, which means it's time for there to be more Silent Hill than ever before. Okamoto made the comments to Famitsu (translated by Google) as part of ...

President Donald Trump's small Republican voting majority in the House of Representatives is getting even smaller amid unexpected departures and a tragedy, further complicating their path for passing ...

Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa, who represented a district in Northern California for 13 years, has died, shocking colleagues and further narrowing the GOP’s slim majority. Colleagues of LaMalfa, 65 ...

The majority of justices on the U.S. Supreme Court have failed in rising to the occasion during a critical period in America when their voices are "desperately needed," former federal prosecutor Joyce ...

Republican Representative Doug LaMalfa has died, further shrinking the narrow GOP House majority, according to party leaders. The California Republican’s death after 13 years in Congress was announced ...

In terms of nominees, Thune pointed out that Republicans ended 2025 with well over 400 confirmed, more than any president’s first year since Barack Obama in 2009. Thune, who became majority leader ...

The California Republican’s sudden passing, on the same day that Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation took effect, made the party’s House math even trickier. By Annie Karni Reporting ...

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With margins tight in both chambers, control of Congress in 2026 is expected to hinge on a small group of competitive Senate contests and House districts sensitive to national trends. As America ...