The world's largest financial institutions that do business with Oklahoma were put on notice by the state Wednesday that they're at risk of losing billions of dollars in business if they engage in climate-friendly investment practices that Republicans call "woke capitalism."

FBI agents did not uncover any classified materials during their search of President Biden's vacation home at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, but they did remove handwritten notes and materials related to Mr. Biden's time as vice president; his lawyer said Wednesday.

Two Mexican cartels have foot soldiers in every U.S. state and "pose the greatest criminal drug threat the United States has ever faced," a top Drug Enforcement Administration official told a House panel Wednesday as it debated ways to stop the fentanyl crisis killing tens of thousands of Americans per year.

House lawmakers have found an area of bipartisan interest in a divided Congress: American entrepreneurship.

President Biden's administration proposed new regulations Tuesday capping fees that credit card companies can charge for most late payments to $8.

House Republicans are putting Democrats on the record for their views on socialism with a vote on a resolution Wednesday that condemns the leftist ideology.

Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas filed a resolution Wednesday seeking to block the D.C. government from implementing a plan that allows illegal immigrants to vote in local elections.

The ordinarily fluent and unperturbed Justice Elena Kagan seemed, judging from the transcript, to be sputtering a bit in the oral argument of the Supreme Court’s case challenging the racial quotas and preferences used in admissions by the University of North Carolina.

President Joe Biden’s shamefully belated full physical exam is now scheduled for Feb. 16, but we need no doctor’s assessment to know, intuitively and by observation, that Biden is too old to run for reelection.

America now has just 1.2 acres of farmable land per person.