President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy were able to stave off a debt ceiling crisis, but who caved during negotiations? Lawmakers weigh in.
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy sent a letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin demanding a list of Pride Month events sponsored by the military this June.
Republican-led states are challenging a controversial Biden asylum rule that limits claims at the southern border -- arguing it is a 'smoke screen' to increase entries.
The Senate could vote on a bipartisan debt ceiling deal as early as Thursday night, which would let Congress quickly send the bill to President Biden before a June 5 deadline.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom accused the "far right" of trying to "eliminate the existence of minority communities" after a burnt Pride flag was found at a school
The latest flash point in the increasingly bitter war of words between former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis as they battle for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination is over the governor’s different pronunciations of his name.
The U.S. Education Department was slammed Thursday over a tweet celebrating the beginning of "Pride Month," with some calling for the department to be abolished.
Democratic Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine criticized a provision of the debt ceiling deal agreed to by the White House this week which fast-tracks a massive pipeline in his state.
The City Council in Portland, Oregon, is considering to adopt stricter rules that would prohibit homeless camping in most public places between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
It is now up to the Senate to consider President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's debt ceiling agreement, which could happen in the coming days.
Solomon Peña, a former GOP candidate for New Mexico House, faces charges in drive-by shootings at the homes of four Democratic officials, the Justice Department says.
Lawmakers have advanced several bills to combat California’s fentanyl crisis. While Democrats want to focus on prevention and treatment, Republicans want to enforce harsher punishments.
Former President Trump said he would deploy military assets to “inflict maximum damage" on cartel operations to fight the fentanyl crisis in the United States if elected in 2024.
