House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan issued a subpoena Friday to Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas demanding he turn over the case files of more than a dozen immigrants Congress is investigating.
Congress's work on spending bills has ground to a halt with just twelve working days scheduled before the first deadline to stop a partial government shutdown.
The White House blasted remarks by the director of an American-Muslim advocacy group that seemed to approve of Hamas' decision to "break the siege, the walls of the concentration camp, on October 7."
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday said former Rep. Liz Cheney hasn't endorsed his presidential bid in part because she's weighing a White House run.
Sen. Ron Wyden is urging the Justice Department to drop any policies preventing Apple and Google from revealing information on their users that foreign governments force the tech titans to share.
The Environmental Protection Agency is keeping Congress in the dark about how millions of dollars from President Biden's COVID-19 stimulus spending were doled out to environmental justice efforts, The Washington Times has learned.
Rep. Dean Phillips, the long-shot Democratic candidate running against President Biden, next week will launch challenges against the Democratic National Committee and state parties that are trying to keep him off primary ballots.