The Justice Department denied a request Monday from the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee to turn over materials related to President Biden's mishandling of classified documents, saying doing so could jeopardize its investigation.

The investigation into investigators is now being investigated, as the Senate Judiciary Committee announced Monday it will look into potential misconduct by special counsel John Durham, who probed the FBI's handling of the Trump-Russia collusion allegations.

A group of conservative energy and environmental organizations want House Republicans to make good on their agenda to address climate change and rising energy costs.

The Republican Study Committee is demanding answers from President Biden on whether his administration plans to submit a presidential budget to Congress before its anticipated deadline, as the national debt hits the current debt limit of $31.3 trillion.

House Republicans are pursuing a series of bills this week aimed at ending any remaining pandemic protocols they've long viewed as unconstitutional.

Rep. Thomas Massie is taking charge of the House's influential panel for antitrust policy, putting the Kentucky Republican known as a fierce free-market defender in a key position to determine how the GOP pursues a crackdown against Big Tech companies.

A top House Republican is warning the risk of conflict with China is "very high," blaming in part a President Biden-led withdrawal from Afghanistan that projected weakness and fearing the U.S. would run out of advanced weaponry in a war with the Asian superpower.

A coalition of "Freedom Caucus" lawmakers say there is a swamp in each of the 50 states that they will try to drain, pointing to the concessions that archconservatives won in the recent fight over the House speaker on Capitol Hill.

The U.S. can't legally default on its debt, but a failure by Congress to raise the cap on how much the federal government can borrow could spark a funding crisis for major programs.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) was honored last week at the historic Union League of Philadelphia, receiving the organization's gold medal of honor, an award first given to President Abraham Lincoln in 1863. The distinction is "conferred on men who were regarded as deserving well of their country." Other previous recipients include former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-GA), former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA), and Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.