The Biden administration is putting out a new call for staff to sign up to volunteer at the southern border as numbers remain high and have reportedly increased.
Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham told CNN on Friday that a recent Truth Social post from former President Trump was "chilling" following recent indictments.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is "livid" New York City received over $100 million in FEMA funding to help it deal with its migrant crisis, which she said is eclipsed by Arizona's.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday rejected claims that the 2020 election was "stolen," but said coronavirus pandemic rules and other instances surrounding the election made it "unfair."
Ohio, long a key general election battleground and the state that decided the 2004 presidential election, has shifted from purple to red over the past decade, thanks in part to former President Trump.
The Justice Department asked a federal judge overseeing former President Trump's election fraud case to issue a protective order against the former president.
A Texas judge granted a temporary injunction over the state's abortion ban on Friday, ruling that the law is too restrictive for women with serious pregnancy complications.
A Colorado gun reform law going into effect Monday will prohibit people under 21 years old from purchasing a gun. It is one of many new laws sweeping gun reform measures.
A successful test of an unmanned jet with artificial intelligence and machine-learning capabilities has moved the Air Force closer to unmanned wingmen.
Former President Trump blasted President Biden as the “most incompetent and corrupt president in U.S. history" and slammed his “protectors" and “rabid" prosecutors.
A Wisconsin zoning committee has revoked Minocqua Brewing Company's permit on Wednesday, with owner Kirk Bangstad claiming the move is retaliation for his open support of Democrats.
Wind-based power developers proposed four new projects off New Jersey's Atlantic coast, which would more than double the number of offshore windfarms in the state.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission has deactivated the records of 108,378 voters, none of whom voted in the past four years or responded to official mail regarding their registration.
Wednesday's false alarm or "swatting" on Capitol Hill calls to mind far too many instances that our public servants face unspeakable harms in the line of duty.
Fargo, North Dakota's largest city, is suing the state over a law banning new zoning ordinances related to guns and ammunition and voiding existing ones.