North Carolina state Rep. Ben Moss, a Republican from Richmond County, announced Wednesday he decided against running for labor commissioner in the upcoming election.
Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Tuesday touted "early success stories" from the restructuring and streamlining of the state's government backed by her administration.
Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Wednesday signed into law a Republican-authored bill dramatically altering methods by which reading is taught in the state's schools.
The Department of Defense announced Wednesday that the U.S. will send a security package to Ukraine with munitions, resources worth more than a billion dollars.
A White House spokesperson took to Twitter Wednesday as a congressional hearing was unfolding and seemingly mocked the seriousness of questions into Hunter Biden's taxes.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre dismissed the dismal approval ratings on President Biden's handling of the economy, claiming they "don't tell the whole story."
A federal judge on Wednesday denied a request from David DePape's lawyers to move the trial in the attack on former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband.
Sens. Tammy Baldwin and Chuck Grassley introduce bipartisan legislation seeking to crack down on China and other foreign entities buying up American farmland.
Missouri's State Supreme Court judges listened to arguments on Tuesday concerning a contentious case related to legalizing abortion, which now rests on their decision.
The White House announced a plan Wednesday to coordinate with rental housing platforms and local lawmakers to counter "junk fees" often hidden from consumers who rent.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog responded to recent remarks against Israel by House members, saying criticism of Israel must never dip into antisemitism.
Several climate protesters were placed in restraints and escorted out of the Rayburn House Office Building on Wednesday, just ahead of a House Oversight Committee hearing.
Prominent gun-control activist Shannon Watts on Tuesday took credit for CMT yanking Jason Aldean's music video for 'Try That in a Small Town' over what she claims contains "racist and violent" content.
Only three in 10 feel the U.S. is doing a better job under President Biden's leadership in recovering from the coronavirus pandemic than the rest of the world, according to a new poll.
A judge is refusing to dismiss several discrimination lawsuits that accused Georgia’s current maps, which were redrawn by the GOP in 2020, of violating the Voting Rights Act.
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