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A prominent Democrat and Jewish leader who served for decades as a New York lawmaker and now leads a group committed to fighting antisemitism is leaving the Democratic Party.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Thursday said that Beijing "bears responsibility" for its role in the U.S. fentanyl crisis, pointing to action it needs to take.

Republican Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach on Thursday opposed five residents' request to intervene in a lawsuit to prevent sex changes being listed on state driver's licenses.

Rep. Jim Jordan's decision to give Robert F. Kennedy Jr. extra time at the end of a Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government hearing sparked a fierce argument.

Top House Republicans said there has been a “clear shift" in messaging from the White House on President Biden’s involvement in son Hunter’s foreign business dealings.

The Biden administration unveiled sweeping new rules increasing the costs for oil and gas developers who lease on public lands in a move designed to "ensure fair return to taxpayers."

President Biden tripped over his words Thursday in a major speech on "Bidenomics" delivered to a supportive crowd of union workers at the Philly Shipyard in Philadelphia.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, unleashed on his Democratic colleagues on Wednesday, insisting that there are greater risks associated with puberty blockers and hormone treatments for children.

A Democrat-proposed code of conduct for Supreme Court justices is a "dangerous" "court-killing machine," says Louisiana Republican Sen. John Kennedy.

Shelby Township, Michigan Clerk Stan Grot is legally barred from administering elections while 2020-related forgery charges against him are still pending.

The largest American chemical industry trade group has filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration, accusing it of violating federal law in pursuit of chemical regulations.

Twitter is to subpoena Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., for all communications with the Securities and Exchange Commission related to Elon Musk.

The House Oversight Committee has set a hearing for Wednesday, July 26, on UFOs, with one Congressman saying, "We're done with the cover-ups."

Tirien Steinbach, the Stanford Law School administrator who blasted a conservative federal judge during his speech to students, has resigned from her post.

Nikki Haley ramped up her Twitter feud with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Thursday, blasting the "Squad" member over a comment abaout Israel.

Earlier this year, Georgia lawmakers passed a law allowing trucks to carry more in weight. However, officials said over 700 bridges won't be able to withstand the new weight limit.

House Republicans joined Democrats in defeating a bill that would have forced the Department of Transportation to disclose Secretary Pete Buttigieg's travels on government jets.

The same FBI personnel who warned social media companies that the Hunter Biden laptop could be part of a potential Russian "hack and leak" operation ahead of the 2020 election knew that it was not disinformation, an FBI official told the House Judiciary Committee.

Republican activists in North Carolina, who claimed that the state’s convention election had voting irregularities, filed a lawsuit seeking new state party leadership elections.

Five Democrat-led states have begun to protect U.S. doctors who send abortion pills from an unregulated European company to states that restrict abortion access.