A lawyer who worked with Hunter Biden on business deals has held several positions in the White House and is currently a top cybersecurity adviser for President Biden.

The White House quietly announced that, as part of a broader effort to fund railways nationwide, it would send more than $3 billion to California for its over-budget train project.

Red state attorney generals across the country are moving to block what they say are deceptive abortion measures that could potentially go even farther than Roe v. Wade.

Taxpayer funds supported a study that used an app to target gay Black teens as young as 14 with messages about enhancing homosexual experiences, potentially without parental knowledge.

I don’t want to pick on Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL). On the contrary, I have a soft spot for the former college football player who, though he is my age, has the looks, energy, and enthusiasm of a 35-year-old. The only time I properly met him, I found him utterly charming. I cite the former presidential hopeful only because he articulates a view that has very suddenly become orthodox among Republicans, and a view that I think is profoundly mistaken.

Vindication for two IRS whistleblowers has come on two major fronts in the past week as the Justice Department, Attorney General Merrick Garland, and President Joe Biden all look substantially worse. Indeed, Garland looks so corrupt that he should lose his job.

Donald Trump said Sunday that he will not take the stand Monday in his New York civil fraud trial, marking a reversal for the former president who had previously testified during the case.

The NBC sketch-comedy show was accused of stunning tone-deafness for a skit that mocked not the Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology presidents who stepped in it during last week's House hearing, but the Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik.