Some would call it another perfect call. And as soon as Sen. Josh Hawley hung up the phone, the Missouri Republican rushed to social media to report on the “great talk” he just had and

Josh Hawley (R-Missouri) is a far-right MAGA Republican and a Donald Trump loyalist, he occasionally takes populist stands that give him some common ground with Democrats — for example, coming out in support of raising the United States' federal minimum wage.

MSNBC's Chris Hayes was in the unusual position of covering a newsworthy nugget involving law professor Kate Shaw, who happens to be his wife. The post Chris Hayes Covers His Wife’s Tense Exchange With Josh Hawley first appeared on Mediaite.

In a fiery exchange, Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) clashed with Kate Shaw, a University of Pennsylvania law professor and an ex-Obama White House lawyer, during a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on nationwide injunctions.

Once best known for saluting protesters on January 6 before running from them on camera, Hawley has undergone a political transformation few would have predicted. This year, he shocked conservatives and delighted labour organisers by releasing a union-friendly proposal: A Pro-Worker Framework for the 119th US Congress.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) told Fox News on Thursday that he doesn't "drink out of a straw" because "that's what the women in my house do." The post Congressman Tells Fox News, ‘I Don’t Drink Out of a Straw,

During his remarks in a Senate hearing in February, Senator Josh Hawley questioned Trump's nominee to be Deputy Director of the OMB, Dan Bishop.