Despite what the administration may believe, children are not creatures of the state. They belong, most fundamentally, to their parents and families—the people who love and sacrifice for them in ways no school or bureaucrat ever could.
Former President Trump said he may come around to liking Chris Christie again after the former New Jersey governor dropped out of the GOP primary race Wednesday night. Trump also touted Christie’s hot mic incident earlier Wednesday, when Christie said Nikki Haley’s “gonna get smoked” in the race against the former president. “I hear Chris Christie is...
Welcome to The Hill's Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Congress faces growing pressure to act on AI rules Congress spent last year discussing the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence (AI). With lawmakers back in D.C. this week, experts say it is time for Congress to act — while some warn...
Five Democrats and five Republicans have qualified for the Feb. 13 special elections to replace outgoing Georgia lawmakers Mike Dugan and Barry Fleming.
Republican Kentucky state Sen. Chris McDaniel is once again pushing a bill that would amend the state's constitution to allow gubernatorial elections to coincide with presidential ones.
Republican Gov. Bill Lee, who governs a state that plays a critical role in the music industry, hopes that new legislation to protect songwriters from AI will serve as a national blueprint.
An Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals panel allowed a lawsuit by the state of Missouri, accusing China of hoarding protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, to proceed.
Rep. Chris Deluzio was the first Democrat to call for Sec. Austin's resignation following his delayed communication of his cancer diagnosis with the Biden administration.
Denver's mayor is preparing his city for cuts of up to 15% due to the ongoing migrant crisis the that has drained the city's budget by tens of millions of dollars.