Bradford Cohen, lawyer for rapper Kodak Black, blasts the plea deal reached between the DOJ and Hunter Biden for identical charges to his client: '2 tiers of justice?'
Republican New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu on Tuesday signed into law a two-year, $15.2 billion budget, with rare bicameral and bipartisan support being credited with its passing.
Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Wednesday signed into law a bipartisan proposal aimed at sparing the city and county of Milwaukee from bankruptcy.
Rep. Andy Biggs is seeking answers about information he has received that ports of entry at the U.S.-Canada border are being left unattended for long periods of time.
Border Patrol agents have stopped a record number of people crossing the southern border between ports of entry so far this fiscal year, with 125 such encounters.
MaineCare, the state's taxpayer-funded medical coverage program, will be required to subsidize sexual reassignment procedures under a bill that cleared the Legislature on Tuesday.
Democrat presidential candidate and vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says YouTube was "wrong" for removing one of his interviews over its vaccine misinformation policy.
Several 2024 presidential contenders offered their response to the news that Hunter Biden secured a tentative federal plea deal following an investigation that resulted in a felony gun charge and two tax misdemeanors.
Kansas officials have agreed to refrain from enforcing a physician disclosure requirement for abortion-inducing drugs pending the outcome of a lawsuit challenging the measure.
A former congressional candidate from North Carolina was sentenced to 12 months of probation and ordered to pay a fine and fees amounting to $7,600 for violating campaign finance laws.
Vermont's Democrat-dominated Legislature is set to return to the Statehouse on Tuesday, intent on voting to override some of Republican Gov. Phil Scott's vetoes from the past session.
Republicans are blasting what they describe as a "sweetheart deal" after news broke that Hunter Biden will plead guilty to two tax violations and one gun charge.
New Hampshire state Sen. Keith Murphy has been charged with simple assault and criminal threatening counts for allegedly slapping and spitting on an employee at one of his restaurants.
