Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders clapped back at Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom for saying Republicans "should be on their heels" after thousands of Californians have left his state.
The California Assembly Public Safety Committee blocked a Senate bill making child human trafficking a "serious felony" after the bill passed the upper chamber unanimously.
A 2020 tweet of President Biden saying he "always" answers his grandchildren's calls has resurfaced as the family faces scrutiny over Hunter Biden's four-year-old daughter.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams deemed it "anti-American" not to expedite work authorization for the some 84,000 migrants who have arrived in the Big Apple.
A Second Amendment advocacy group filed a suit against the ATF on Tuesday over the agency’s “zero tolerance" guidelines for federal firearms licensee (FFL) inspection guidance from January 2022 that makes it easier to revoke gun stores’ federal licenses.
Montana Labor Commissioner Laurie Esau resigned Monday, one day after being arrested in Missoula County on a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence.
Ron DeSantis will reportedly meet with major donors in Southampton, New York, where he will argue his campaign is playing the "long game" against Donald Trump.
In a step to unseat Kentucky’s Democratic governor, Republican gubernatorial nominee Daniel Cameron has unveiled a new plan to address the state’s crime and public safety.
The White House launched a plan Tuesday to counter a "zombie drug" growing in popularity, but did not mandate a classification of the substance for stricter regulations.
The Biden administration’s pick to become the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says if "you're being inclusive, you also don't want to make other individuals uncomfortable."
Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla., is highlighting the migrants moving through a Panama village as they look to eventually make their way to the United States border.
Daniel Cameron, Kentucky’s attorney general and a gubernatorial nominee, is pulling out of a September political rally following objections from fellow Republicans.
A group of House Republicans led by Matt Gaetz is pushing for Congress to allow the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to expire at the end of 2023.