The release of a legislative text for a possible border security package is not expected this week, though momentum on such talks continue in the Senate.
Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft and his family became victims of swatting after police responded to his home for reports of a shooting which turned out to be fake.
Despite a much ballyhooed bipartisan spending agreement, several obstacles remain that Congress may not be able to get around and avoid a government shutdown.
Congress opens 2024 staring down the barrel of a potential government shutdown, followed by impeachment inquiries and funding fights over Israel and Ukraine.
Georgia's representatives and senators will want to please their constituents in an election year. The state has a full slate of issues that require attention.
Pro-Palestine protesters chanted "cease-fire now" amid the Israel-Hamas war over President Biden's speech at the site of a 2015 South Carolina church shooting.
AZ's tax revenue has dropped by hundreds of millions of dollars while a school voucher program is poised to exceed estimated costs by hundreds of millions more
KS Gov. Kelly says her previous approach of attempting to reach consensus through collaboration hasn't yielded results, so she's switching to a more overtly political strategy
Wisconsin Republicans have introduced a limited plan to legalize medical marijuana in the state, following Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' recent support for the idea.
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley joins Fox News for town hall in Iowa on Monday with one week to go until the caucuses lead off the GOP nominating calendar
A push to alter or repeal six Washington policies is poised to go before the state's Democrat-controlled legislature after petitioners gathered 2.6 million signatures.
The White House said there are no plans to replace Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin amid calls he be fired or resign after the White House was kept in dark of his ICU treatment.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., was mocked for suggesting that blocking former President Trump from running in 2024 depended on "different laws from state to state."