A bipartisan push to expand methadone access across America is picking up momentum after restrictions on the medication were relaxed during the pandemic. Methadone is one of the most effective treatments available for opioid use disorder (OUD), however experts have long feared that easy access could backfire since methadone carries its own potential for abuse...

Former President Trump is taking a risk in targeting Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R), picking a fight with an influential and well-liked figure in the first state on next year’s GOP presidential primary calendar. Trump narrowly finished second in the Iowa caucuses in 2016 but went on to win the GOP nomination, something he could...

Lawmakers are bracing for a series of battles as they take up the mammoth annual defense policy bill this week, from the Pentagon’s abortion policy to diversity programs and other hot-button culture war topics. House lawmakers Wednesday will begin to hash out its version of the legislation, known as the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA),...

The decision by former President Trump’s legal team to seek a long delay of his trial in the Mar-a-Lago documents case is injecting fresh volatility into the 2024 presidential race. The filing from Trump’s lawyers, which came less than an hour before a Monday night deadline, seeks an indefinite postponement of the trial, which had...

Scrutiny of visits to colleges made by Supreme Court justices has now drawn attention to the court’s liberal wing as calls for stronger ethics rules for those who sit on the bench grow louder. Investigative reporting by The Associated Press, published Tuesday, detailed how schools courted donors to attend the events, enabled encounters between justices...

Gov. Jim Justice's (R) campaign announced on Wednesday that the West Virginia Republican had raised nearly $1 million in the second quarter of fundraising this year as he looks to unseat Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). Justice raked in $935,035 in the second quarter this year and ended the quarter with more than $800,000 cash on...

FBI Director Christopher Wray is expected to defend the work of the FBI against politicization claims during testimony before the House Judiciary Committee.

Fueled largely by the failure to keep schools open during COVID, public satisfaction and trust in public K-12 education are near all-time lows. Parents are not happy with a system that funnels infinite resources to teachers unions with no accountability or good results. They overwhelmingly want school choice (65%-22% in this Morning Consult poll), and more Republican-controlled states are delivering.

Senators departed their first-ever classified briefing on AI with a mostly bipartisan confidence in the United States' place in the world regarding the rapidly advancing technology.