Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Md., released a statement Friday announcing his departure from Congress at the end of they year and called on "thoughtful, end-game representatives" to step up.
Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., confronted a protester at Dirksen Senate Office, asserting Hamas' responsibility for Palestinian suffering and challenging the claim of their legitimate election in 2006.
Texas state Sen. Drew Springer wants Attorney General Ken Paxton to face renewed impeachment charges in response to Paxton's filing in a whistleblower lawsuit.
President Biden's average job approval rating has fallen for the third year in a row, now lower than any other president since Jimmy Carter, according to Gallup.
Rep. Eric Swalwell set his sights on soft-on-crime prosecutors, saying their actions threaten kids. The California lawmaker's thoughts deviate from other Democrats.
Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, is introducing legislation that would strip grant funding from sanctuary cities as the country deals with a historic migrant crisis.
Congress rolled out a bipartisan, bicameral $78 billion tax policy bill earlier this week, and it's already hit speed bumps before House lawmakers are even back in D.C.
The Minnesota Legislature initiated discussions on physician-assisted suicide, with a House health committee holding a hearing before the formal legislative session.
House Speaker Mike Johnson signaled to colleagues that he wants to move quickly on the impeachment process of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
FIRST ON FOX: A group of 25 Republicans in the Senate blasted the Biden administration for taking action to restrict U.S. natural gas exports, a move they say empowers Russia.
DE Gov. Carney proposed an 8% increase in the state's operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year, due in part to state employee raises, despite a projected revenue decline.
In solidarity with their Jewish constituents, Georgia lawmakers passed a bill that would define antisemitism in state law. Some critics fear the law will suppress dissenting opinions.
Former President Donald Trump does said he does not support RNC efforts to declare him the Republican Party's "presumptive nominee" as the primary elections continue.
The Justice Department is using new resources to help fight back against the crime crisis exploding in Washington, D.C., including a rise in robberies and carjackings.
WV lawmakers voted against a bill that would have allowed taking DNA from adults arrested on felony charges of violence against someone, burglary or a case involving a minor.
Republicans on the Senate Commerce Committee are looking into Chicago's housing of migrants in its airports as it struggles to cope with the numbers coming in.
Michael Leach, the first-ever chief of diversity and inclusion for the White House, is leaving his position in President Biden's administration, according to reports.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro plans to address the state's struggling higher education system in his upcoming budget proposal by providing aid to universities.
The White House announced Friday that it is halting pending liquefied natural gas export terminal projects opposed but environmentalists, but supported by industry.
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