President Biden has a near record-low approval rating of just 38%, according to a new Gallup survey conducted from Feb. 1-20. Biden has negative scores on the economy, immigration and other issues.
Cellphone data submitted to the court by former President Trump's attorneys appears to show Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani Willis had Nathan Wade to her condo 35 times before he was hired.
The Kentucky Senate's Bill 1 this session will be a measure meant to catalyze research collaboration between the state's universities in an effort to raise Kentucky's research profile.
The Environmental Protection Agency announced that it is scrapping regulations requiring gasoline-ethanol blends containing 10% ethanol to be used in the summer in certain states.
New property tax assessments in Maryland were not sent out to property owners, which interfered with the timeline for owners to appeal them. Lawmakers are looking for a solution.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said in a Thursday interview with CNN that either herself or Vice President Kamala Harris is going to be the first woman in the Oval Office.
The Democratic-controlled Virginia Senate and House of Delegates each passed state budget proposals. Lawmakers must make a compromise spending plan to send to Republican Gov. Youngkin.
The Kentucky House approved bills that would add requirements to be met before receiving food stamps and remove the cap on the number of hours older teens can work on school nights.
A federal judge has torn into the Biden administration's moves on an asylum rule, now seeking to enter settlement discussions with an immigration group challenging it.
GA lawmakers have proposed a religious rights protection bill. Opponents say it would provide a legal shield for discrimination against LGBTQ+ people in the name of religion.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, in an interview with Fox News host Lawrence Jones, listed five qualifications she believes a vice president under Donald Trump would need.
The Wisconsin Assembly unanimously passed a bill on Thursday aimed at raising fees for hunting, fishing and trapping licenses for out-of-state residents.
There’s a growing sentiment within the House Republican Conference that they may not get the conservative policy wins that Speaker Mike Johnson promised to fight for as Congressional negotiators hash out government spending priorities for fiscal year 2024.