GA Lt. Gov. Burt Jones argues that state lawmakers should have greater power over state agencies, and believes burdensome regulations and red tape are choking the productive capacity of business.
Houston voters cast their ballots Tuesday for the city's mayoral election, where 17 candidates are vying for the office being vacated by incumbent Mayor Sylvester Turner.
Wisconsin's Republican-controlled Senate approved three new constitutional amendments on Tuesday, all of which are intended to help enshrine election integrity measures into state law.
The White House Historical Association is opening a new project called "The People's House" just a block from the White House, which will use the latest technology to teach guests about American history.
Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Brendan Carr issued a press release Monday blasting President Biden's new plan to achieve “digital equity."
The House Republican-led Judiciary Committee launched an investigation into whether the Biden administration had the authority to cut razor wire installed by Texas governments.
The Supreme Court seemed poised to support a federal law banning guns from those subject to domestic violence restraining orders in a major Second Amendment case.
Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., allegedly claimed a primary residence in Maryland for years despite his desire to represent Golden State residents in the Senate.
Finger-wagging Dem voter loses it on GOP poll worker, Matthew Hurtt, in curse-laden rant where he accuses Hurtt of stealing the election and supporting lynching.