For House Republicans, the first year of their new majority was a lesson in humility, plagued by infighting, historic expulsions and dashed exceptions. Don’t just count the nearly four weeks without an elected Speaker and the public bickering. The internal dysfunction is also reflected in the key metrics. Just 31 pieces of legislation became law in...
In the long and contentious fight for marijuana legalization, lawmakers across the country won over skeptical colleagues by promising social justice: The economic benefits...
How will the ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court to remove former President Trump from their state's 2024 ballot impact the former president in GOP primaries and the general election?
The ongoing crisis at the southern border has put more strain on both immigration courts and immigration judges who are facing an increasing backlog of cases.
New York Republican congressional candidate Mazi Melesa Pilip detailed her platform on combating antisemitism, immigration, abortion and fighting "extremist policies."
House Republicans of Cuban-American heritage are pushing back against progressive calls to end the Monroe Doctrine, a 200-year-old U.S. policy they say is "outdated."
University of Minnesota professor Melanie Yazzie called to "dismantle" and "decolonize" America during a recent pro-Palestinian "teach-in" about the Hamas-Israel war.
President Joe Biden is not one to let a good emergency go to waste. His Health and Human Services Department is pressing states to keep COVID-19 expansions of Medicaid long after even the Biden administration admitted the coronavirus pandemic was over.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks called military personnel and thanked them for their service during the holidays.