“On the eve of the historic peace talks between President Trump and President Putin, Zelensky does this," the Republican lawmaker wrote in a now-deleted tweet, in response to a post from the account, ...

A fierce battle between two of the GOP’s most notorious firebrands, Laura Loomer and Marjorie Taylor Greene, has intensified ...

In a recent interview, the wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke about the state of her marriage after her husband was caught ...

Loomer went scorched earth on Greene, calling her a "whore," a "degenerate" and questioning her Christian faith.

House Speaker and husband despite having come out against the ethical stock-trade standards proposed by a fellow Republican ...

Ga., opposed the possibility of another spending bill and called for the U.S. to stop sending weapons to Ukraine on Monday, ...

Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) says Republicans should take her vocal ... sexuality to being criticized for alleged abuse of employees. It was the subject of a controversial 2022 Lena Dunham-produced ...

Marjorie Taylor Greene accused the GOP of abandoning its America First agenda and neglecting working-class Americans ...

Regarding Marjorie Taylor Greene: Should we be shocked when a crazy person repeats crazy claims about Israel?

Marjorie Taylor Greene calls Gaza war a ‘genocide,’ likely the first Republican lawmaker to do so A far-right firebrand appears to part from her party’s pro-Israel consensus.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she will not seek the Georgia governorship in 2026, though she left the door open to the possibility of a future run for the role.

Marjorie Taylor Greene will not run for Georgia governor in 2022, but may consider a future race. Her decision reshapes the 2026 landscape.