Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales (R) took aim at Republicans who accuse the Justice Department (DOJ) of being biased, warning them to not use former President Trump’s indictments as “political fodder.” “While Trump has a right to defend himself, his language and actions since 2016 have fueled a growing sense among many Americans that our...

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) announced Tuesday that his state will ease restrictions on student teachers to address difficulties in recruiting and retaining educators.  The request for emergency rulemaking to “temporarily allow expanded use of student teachers” came from the North Dakota Education Standards and Practices Board (ESPB) as it calls for help to...

There are several very old geopolitical dynamics at play in the Gulf that would have been familiar to diplomats, generals and their political bosses or 100 years ago.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) took a quick trip to the hospital Tuesday after tripping and falling at her home. “Sen. Feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. All of her scans were clear and she returned home,” a spokesperson for Feinstein told The...

The Biden administration on Wednesday launched a new information system to map emergency medical services (EMS) responses to heat-related illness across the country. The online dashboard is run by the Department of Health and Human Services in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The agencies said the system is meant to help public...

Chief Justice John Roberts is viewed slightly more favorably than both former President Trump and President Biden, a new poll has found. A Gallup poll released Wednesday asked respondents to rate 15 prominent public figures, with 43 percent saying they view Roberts favorably and 41 percent saying the same of Trump and Biden. While Roberts...

The defeat of a Issue 1 in Ohio - a vote that served as a proxy battle over abortion - could be another warning sign for Republicans ahead of the 2024 elections.

The Federal Election Commission agreed to pay the National Rifle Association $25,000 to settle a FOIA lawsuit over the agency withholding documents.

Democratic Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy reportedly said that Republican Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville was "prepared to burn the military down" with a monthslong promotion blockade.

Progressive House Democrat Jamaal Bowman called out his own party including President Biden over the worsening migrant crisis in New York.