A top communications adviser for President Biden’s campaign is married to a consultant who helped advise Hunter Biden on public scrutiny regarding his position on Burisma's board.
The Republican Governors Association is launching its first ad in the party's bid to take down Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, one of the nation's few Democrats leading a red state.
An Iowa court upheld a 2019 district court ruling to block a strict abortion ban in the state. Gov. Kim Reynolds is looking to limit access to the procedure.
House Republicans are expected to try again to censure Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., after 20 Republicans voted against a censure resolution on the House floor this week.
A Republican-led Senate walkout that stalled legislative progress for six weeks in Salem, Oregon, has finally ended following new agreements on abortion and gun rights.
A $14 billion budget was approved by the Rhode Island Senate for the 2024 fiscal year. The spending will be directed toward the housing crisis, education funding, and more.
Republican presidential candidates are taking aim at the Biden administration over its illicit White House Pride event that included topless trans activists.
Lawmakers in Rhode Island approved a bill that would require the replacement of lead pipes across the state. The replacements would take place over the next ten years.
Minnesota's Department of Education agreed to an injunction after Christian parents and schools sued, which the Becket Fund says could be a step toward striking down an "anti-religious law"
Democrats are letting down Black voters at the federal level with the help of "relic" advocacy groups that refuse to confront them, according to a leading reparations activist.
The San Francisco mayor's clash with a city official over drug policies could signal a tone shift in the deeply blue city, one cautiously-optimistic activist says.
House Democrats are set to use a procedural maneuver next week that could force a vote on codifying abortion rights after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
Sens. Marco Rubio, Roger Wicker and others are demanding President Biden give Congress an assessment on the Chinese spy balloon that floated across the country in Feb.
A man convicted in the U.S. of financing a Middle East terrorist group has been released under the First Step Act, and said he "would be proud" to send them money again.
The San Francisco school district suspended a high school English teacher for discriminating against White male students, documents obtained by Fox Digital reveal.
A proposal to regulate Wisconsin wedding barns as par of a sweeping overhaul of state liquor laws has advanced in the state Legislature with bipartisan backing.
An extension of temporary protected status by the Biden administration has met with disappointment by Sen. Bob Menendez, who said it didn't go far enough.
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was ordered to pay $475,000 on Thursday, after a city board determined he misused city resources regarding presidential campaign travel.
Democrats in Congress want to end the mandatory five-year waiting period before immigrants can access a wide range of federal benefits, including Medicaid and food stamps.