New Mexico lawmakers advanced a budget proposal that would set aside money for long term investments, opening a literacy institute, and compensate farmers when wolves kill livestock.
President Biden's campaign joined TikTok one year after his administration purged the Chinese-owned social media platform from federal devices over security concerns.
Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis faces new allegations that she lied about the timing of her relationship with Trump prosecutor Nathan Wade in court filings.
Virginia Republican Gov. Youngkin has introduced initiatives to changed the way psychiatric care is delivered as mental health becomes a growing priority across the country.
Former GOP hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy unveiled his "American Truth Pledge" endorsement criteria for those seeking his support in races across the country.
The Judicial Crisis Network is rolling out a digital ad campaign that targets Adeel Abdullah Mangi, a Biden judicial nominees who has alleged ties to terrorist sympathizers.
A controversial Chinese diplomat who has praised the CCP and denied the alleged Uighur genocide met with students and leadership of 3 different universities last week.
Tony Bobulinski, a former business associate of Hunter Biden, is expected to testify behind closed doors on Capitol Hill Tuesday as the latest witness in the House impeachment inquiry against President Biden.
Former Marine drill instructor and Republican congressional candidate Tim O'Hara launched a viral Super Bowl ad featuring him putting fictional members of Congress through boot camp.
After Biden spent a painful 30 seconds trying to think of "Hamas" and mixed-up European leaders with their deceased predecessors, many are questioning the president's mental stamina.
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was transferred to the critical care unit at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Sunday night after being hospitalized for a bladder issue.
President Biden's national security spokesman John Kirby is being promoted into a new role that oversees the coordination of communications across several agencies.
Senate lawmakers on Sunday voted to push forward an aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and other U.S. allies, clearing a key hurdle as 18 GOP lawmakers have signaled their support.