Former Republican Texas Rep. Mayra Flores, who is hoping to win back her former seat from the Democrats, announced her campaign had raised a massive amount in the 4th quarter of 2023.
Sen. John Thune urges Pentagon to shield military leaders from enforcing DOD's abortion travel policy, proposes Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin handles approvals.
President Biden's top super PAC is planning to target battleground states with the largest ad purchase in U.S. history this week, spending $250 million.
Two Michigan House districts are holding special election primaries to fill seats left vacant by Democratic representatives who won mayoral races in their hometowns.
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas tore into criticism from House Republicans on Tuesday as the House Homeland Security Committee prepared to vote on impeachment articles.
GOP Rep. Chris Smith has introduced a bill stopping U.S. taxpayer dollars from going to UNRWA, a United Nations agency accused of providing support to Hamas.
House Sergeant at Arms William McFarland notified Congress he received a DOJ-issued grand jury subpoena for documents in a message read on the House floor.
E. Jean Carroll, who accused former President Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s, said she would "absolutely" sue Trump again after winning a defamation lawsuit.
House Republicans plan to introduce a joint resolution disapproving of the Biden administration’s new "digital discrimination" rules package on Tuesday.
Advancing American Freedom, Mike Pence's nonprofit political advocacy group, is urging Congress to hold President Biden accountable for allegedly hindering Israel's war efforts against Hamas.
The WV House Judiciary Committee passed a bill that would require people in the state to present state ID for age verification before accessing internet pornography.
Democratic Sen. David Yates has introduced legislation aimed at improving student transportation in Kentucky by allowing districts to use district-owned or leased vehicles.
The Kentucky state House has overwhelmingly passed House Bill 179, which proposes a voluntary, market-driven approach to expand access to paid family leave.