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Senator Ruben Gallego firmly dismissed rumors of inappropriate behavior by Congressman Eric Swalwell, highlighting the complex culture of silence surrounding such allegations in Congress.

The Justice Department is taking steps to vacate convictions of far-right activists involved in the January 6th attack on the US Capitol. This comes after President Trump released one prominent extremist leader from prison.

Guardian democracy reporters George Chidi and Sam Levine tackle the implications of the latest Save America Act, which could disenfranchise millions of voters. Join the discussion and post your questions.

Former US Representative Eric Swalwell resigns amid growing number of sexual misconduct claims from multiple women. The Democratic lawmaker faces mounting pressure to address the allegations.

The brother of a notorious Guatemalan general who carried out genocide, Bishop Mario Ríos Montt, died at 94. He bravely spoke out against his sibling's crimes despite familial ties.

The DoorDash driver who delivered McDonald's to Trump has a history of lobbying for the president's 'no tax on tips' policy, sparking concerns over the encounter's authenticity.

The recent defeat of Hungary's long-ruling populist leader Viktor Orban offers insights into the challenges facing populist governments where politics often take priority over economic concerns.

Proposed co-payments for refugee healthcare could restrict access to vital medical services, prompting outcry from health workers and human rights groups.

Lawmakers Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales resign from Congress after facing bipartisan pressure over sexual misconduct claims.

A US appeals court has blocked a contempt probe into the Trump administration's decision to carry out deportation flights in 2025, despite legal challenges.