TABOR has survived during both Republican and Democratic administrations.

Congress has one day left to avert a government shutdown, and this morning’s expected vote in the House is set to kick off the whirlwind process to make sure the lights stay on in Washington. Congressional leaders rolled out a sprawling $1.2 trillion legislative package to fund swaths of the government in the wee hours...

Former President Trump and his campaign’s pitch to voters is simple: Are you better off than you were four years ago? But when Trump posed the question himself on Truth Social this week, he was met with derision from Democrats and other critics. “March 2020 was famously a great time for everyone,” Sen Tim Kaine...

Rep. David Trone, D-Md., the Democrat frontrunner in Maryland's contentious Senate race, dropped a racial slur during a House Budget Committee hearing.

Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio said Thursday he has not been in contact with former President Trump's campaign, but said serving as vice president would be an "incredible opportunity."

Shai Davidai, a Jewish professor at Columbia, claims he is under investigation by the university as "retaliation" for speaking out about antisemitism.

A federal judge has tossed a challenge to Washington, D.C.'s noncitizen resident voting law, arguing citizen voters who sued lacked standing to do so.

Organized efforts to boycott voting for President Biden appear to be resonating the most with young voters who turned out at the ballot box in recent months in state primaries across the U.S. The efforts in places like Michigan, Washington, Minnesota and Massachusetts show protest votes had the highest concentration in areas where young people...

Republicans are battling among themselves over whether to push reforms to reduce Social Security spending, with some conservatives rallying around the idea of raising the retirement age. Republicans pushing reforms to Social Security argue that raising the retirement age would not cut benefits and would be phased in slowly so as not to affect people...

Major bipartisan health bills, including changes to the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) industry and hospital payment reforms, were excluded from the $1.2 trillion government funding bill after members failed to come to a last-minute agreement. Lawmakers and aides said they were close to a bipartisan, bicameral agreement, but there were ultimately too many people involved...