Nine states are requesting a federal judge who previously called DACA an unlawful program to permanently end it, following years of legal challenges to the Obama-era policy.
The National Archives and Records Administration was stopped from issuing a prepared press release after it was alerted to the discovery of classified documents from President Biden's Washington think tank, House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer said on Tuesday.
The Supreme Court took the easy way out when it first heard a dispute between Jack Phillips, a baker, and the Colorado Civil Rights Commission. Justices sidestepped the fundamental issue, which was whether the state could compel speech from private citizens, and instead impugned the commission's actions by pointing to the bigoted statements that its members directed at Christians.
Earlier this month, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that indoor gas stoves emit harmful pollution and that a ban on selling new ones was, to quote one of the agency's commissioners, "on the table."
President Biden, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to meet at the White House Wednesday to discuss a range of issues, including ways to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling.
Sen. Joe Manchin joined every GOP senator in introducing legislation that would kill President Biden's ESG rule that would affect the retirement savings of 152 million Americans.
Tennessee lawmakers have advanced a bill that would prohibit drag shows and other sources of suggestive entertainment from public areas, as proponents say they are 'harmful to minors.'