The chief of staff for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was sick with the flu, resulting in a breakdown of the notification process of Austin's hospitalization.
The Environmental Protection Agency is doubling down on its clean school bus program with a $1 billion investment despite an inspector general report casting doubt on its viability.
The legal team of former President Trump is instructing former DOJ official Jeffery Clark to maintain executive privilege amid the fight to strip is bar license.
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas admitted on Monday to Border Patrol agents that the vast majority of illegal immigrants are being released into the United States.
Snowstorm derails the campaign trail, forcing Haley and Trump campaigns to cancel events in Iowa ahead of next week's caucuses. But GOP rival Ramaswamy keeps to his schedule.
Republican Indiana Rep. Larry Bucshon announced Monday his intent to forego reelection to an eighth term in Congress, where he's represented the Evansville area since 2011.
The release of a legislative text for a possible border security package is not expected this week, though momentum on such talks continue in the Senate.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and his family became victims of swatting after police responded to his home for reports of a shooting which turned out to be fake.
Despite a much ballyhooed bipartisan spending agreement, several obstacles remain that Congress may not be able to get around and avoid a government shutdown.