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Pro-life groups are calling on House Republicans to repeal the Department of Defense's policy allowing service members time off and travel reimbursement for elective abortions.

A report from California's reparations task force recommends that the state legislature eliminate past-due child support for Black Californians because of its "disproportionate burden."

Gov. Gavin Newsom of California touted a bookstore selling "banned" books during a weekend visit to Idaho to campaign for President Biden.

A new Gallup poll released ahead of Independence Day found just 31% of American adults have confidence in the U.S. government, the lowest of all countries across the G7.

Republican Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders on Monday appointed Cody Hiland to a vacant state Supreme Court seat, establishing a conservative majority.

A report by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution detailed how Georgia universities have spent millions DEI initiatives prior to state budget cuts.

West Hollywood, California, a star-studded enclave near Los Angeles, has raised its minimum wage by over $1.50 since the beginning of the year.

The Food and Drug Administration has declined to approve Amneal Pharmeceuticals' drug aimed at treating Parkinson's Disease over concerns regarding safety data.

2024 candidate Marianne Williamson targets President Biden and the Democratic national committee over a lack of primary debates; paints contrasts with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The NRA is suing the Biden administration over its pistol brace rule, saying the measure is unconstitutional and threatens law-abiding gun owners with steep fines and jail.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, a Republican candidate for president, said last week that calls to end American birthright citizenship were "really idiotic."

First son Hunter Biden filmed himself appearing to smoke a crack pipe while driving around Arlington, Virginia, outside the nation's capital.

The Supreme Court's decision forbidding affirmative action in college admissions programs could dismantle DEI programs in corporate America, experts say.

As the year inches closer to its halfway mark, Congress must take a look at its to-do list so far, given its list of promises members of both parties still have to meet.

Lawyers for Civil Rights filed a complaint against Harvard arguing that the practice of legacy admissions unfairly favors White applicants.

American businesses are lining up in opposition to a recent Environmental Protection Agency proposal that would ban the vast majority of uses of a key chemical.

The Delaware House has approved a measure that would allow business entities, such as corporations and limited liability companies, to vote in municipal elections.

The U.S. has introduced a new measure that would ban products containing minerals sourced with child labor in Congo, where China has enormous mining stakes.

President Biden’s proposal for a new Democratic primary schedule faces uncertainty as Republican and some Democrat state leaders express opposition.

Soledad O’Brien is getting blasted as racist after she criticized a prominent Asian American activist following the Supreme Court's decision striking down affirmative action.