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New York City is reportedly considering opening up Rikers Island prison to house illegal immigrants after running out of available shelter space for asylum seekers.

Cruz is returning to the viral internet meme that gained popularity during the 2016 presidential race about how he might have been the Zodiac killer.

Non-binary former Department of Energy nuclear official Sam Brinton, who was charged in two luggage theft cases last year, was arrested again this week.

Rep. Young Kim is leading legislation that would require DHS to create a comprehensive border strategy, as the nation deals with an ongoing migrant and fentanyl crisis.

Democrats and Republicans clashed over rules during Thursday's FBI whistleblower hearing in the House Judiciary Committee, leading to minutes of bickering.

Two-term North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, a former software company CEO, may soon jump into the burgeoning race for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

President Biden's re-election campaign claimed Democrats have "never been more united," despite concern from members of the party about the president's ability to serve.

Nancy Pelosi has endorsed Schiff in his high-profile primary race for Senate, where he's running against two fellow House Democrats

Americans in Austin, Texas, shared their assessments of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas with Fox News and revealed if they think he should resign.

Oklahoma GOP Senator James Lankford released the seventh volume of his "Federal Fumbles" report series taking aim at wasteful spending projects using taxpayer money.

The House on Thursday passed a resolution to support police and condemn efforts to defund or abolish local police, but 117 Democrats voted against it.

North Carolina GOP Senator Ted Budd is leading a Senate bill that would make assaulting a law enforcement officer a deportable offense.

An Alabama bill that would give victims of childhood sex abuse more time to file lawsuits has been delayed in a committee due to insurance companies opposing the measure.

The White House is standing by its Energy Department nominees after Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., tanked President Biden's pick to oversee energy efficiency regulations this week.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., announced she will introduce articles of impeachment against President Biden, accusing him of "deliberately" compromising national security.

The FBI targeted pro-life groups, Catholics and parents at school board meetings with investigations, whistleblowers say, according to House Republicans.

Nasri Warsame, a Democratic Minneapolis City Council candidate, says he does not condone violence. This comes after chaos erupted at a Democratic nomination convention in Minneapolis.

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has blamed the crises at the southern border on the Biden administration's "unwillingness to put public safety over politics."

The process of creating Oregon’s two-year budget plan has stalled as Republican senators continue their boycott over Democrats’ “extreme" bills involving abortion and sex reassignment.

Wisconsin Republicans are "done negotiating" on a bill to increase state aid to local governments, according to state Assembly Speaker Robin Vos.