By breaking apart the coordination and delivery of programs under the Older Americans Act (OAA), the administration is jeopardizing the health, independence and dignity of millions of older adults and their caregivers. 

A new Zillow report shows $1 million starter homes are no longer just a California problem.

The race between the United States and China is for strategic dominance of the high ground.

The Trump administration has sent Harvard University a five-page list of demands, including giving the government a veto over all hiring and admissions, and threatening to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status if it doesn't comply, which could have a negative impact on religious liberty of affiliated colleges and seminaries.

In today’s issue: PRESIDENT TRUMP IN HIS NEXT 100 DAYS will shift his focus to Capitol Hill, where much of his agenda hinges on the ability of Republicans to deliver big wins while operating with slim margins in both the House and Senate. Trump's dizzying approach to U.S. governance so far in his second term...

Senator Joni Ernst and Representative Tony Gonzales unveiled the legislation Tuesday, which also marks National Fentanyl Awareness Day.

Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn., says she is running to replace Tina Smith in the Senate, leaving an extremely vulnerable House seat up for grabs in 2026.

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has described Rep. Nancy Pelosi as unrepresentative of American voters, but campaign finance reports reveal she has collected over $30,000 from the former House speaker during her three years in Congress.

The more than 150 executive orders President Donald Trump has signed since his inauguration have been met with dozens of lawsuits in courts across the country.

The House overwhelmingly passed the TAKE IT Down Act, legislation backed by first Lady Melania Trump criminalizing revenge porn and AI deep fakes.