Federal courts moved Tuesday to make it harder to file lawsuits in front of judges seen as friendly to a point of view, a practice known as judge shopping that gained national attention in a major abortion medication case.
Both President Biden and former President Donald Trump endorsed candidates in the recent primaries on March 5. One president has reached out a great deal -- the other not so much.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers renewed his promise Tuesday to veto a bill passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature that would ban high school transgender athletes competing on girls teams, saying he will be "damn proud to do it."
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell appeared irritated Tuesday as he lobbied his House counterpart, Speaker Mike Johnson, to allow a vote on a bipartisan funding bill for Ukraine and Israel.
Two top Kansas Republican Party officials are facing internal calls to resign over a viral online video showing people at a fundraiser kicking and beating a mannequin wearing a mask of President Joe Biden, underscoring the national GOP's deep divisions and problems winning over suburban voters.
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer subpoenaed AT&T last week requesting a whole slew of phone records related to President Biden's son, Hunter Biden, documents obtained by The Washington Times show.
Rep. Ken Buck, Colorado Republican, announced that he will leave Congress by the end of next week, months ahead of his expected retirement at the end of this year.
President Biden is moving full steam ahead on the construction of a temporary pier in Gaza, but at least one member of Congress wants to make sure he's complying with the same stringent environmental checks required of domestic construction projects.