Ohio will allow fracking for oil and gas in state parks and wildlife areas, despite public backlash from environmental activists, who vow to continue to oppose the deal.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tried attacking former President Trump and Republicans for rejecting the Senate border bill ahead of President Biden's trip to Texas.
Sen. Ryan Weld has spearheaded legislation to remove marital exemptions for sexual abuse in the West Virginia legislature; a move critics say is long overdue.
A recall effort against a second Democratic Washington, D.C. councilmember was launched over the official's handling of the city's ongoing crime crisis.
Republican party officials in two Wyoming counties will meet to begin awarding the first of the state’s 29 delegates to the Republican National Convention this summer.
Former President Trump blasted Democrat border security and law enforcement policies for the murder of Georgia student Laken Riley at the hands of an illegal immigrant.
The nation's top energy regulator quietly green-lit a new policy giving Native American tribes more power in the early stages of hydropower development.
Nearly two weeks after the impeachment of Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, the House impeachment managers are voicing frustration with a lack of guidance from House Speaker Mike Johnson.
As Oregon faces a housing shortage and rising homelessness, lawmakers are considering a bill to alter the growth boundaries on cities to prevent urban sprawl and preserve nature.
The Colorado legislature is pushing a bill mandating educators in public and charter schools use transgender students' preferred names in all school settings, including records.
Former President Trump filed an appeal to the New York ruling that found him liable for $350 million in damages and barred him from business operations.