The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to take up a challenge from three GOP House members who had their pay docked over violating the chamber's COVID-19 mask mandate.

The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will not hear a case challenging the admissions policy at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, leaving in place a system that had cut Asian-American enrollment.

Republicans are using outrage among voters over the southern border as a cudgel against Sen. Jon Tester's reelection push in Montana.

Most of the United States' largest cities faced a fiscal impasse in 2022, unable to settle their financial obligations with existing funds.

An employee at a Napa Valley wine estate says Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis surprised him by paying $400 in cash after sampling wine with special prosecutor Nathan Wade in early 2023, supporting her high-stakes testimony about her penchant for using paper money.

Sen. Joe Manchin III said he's not endorsing anyone "right now" because he wants to see what happens while he works to get the country back to more moderate politics.

House Republicans have made a lot of noise about breaking Washington's habit of relying on an end-of-year, colossal catch-all spending bill to fund the government, but they have made little progress in finishing the work.