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President Biden is expected to nominate Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., to become the 21st Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman following Gen. Mark Milley's departure in September.

A House Democrat is proposing that campaign ads should disclose when AI is used to produce images or video in campaign ads, and wants that rule in place for 2024.

First lady Jill Biden will represent the US in London at the coronation of King Charles III on Saturday, May 6 in President Biden's absence during the historic event.

The IRS took the occasion of National Small Business Week to tout the Inflation Reduction Act, which critics argue will allow the same IRS to target small businesses.

The Free Speech Coalition, a pro-pornography group, sued the state of Utah for a law requiring porn sites to implement age verification systems to prevent minors from accessing them.

Investigations into Franklin County, Vermont State Attorney John Lavoie and Sheriff John Grismore have been opened by the state Legislature.

Rep. Lance Gooden, R-Texas, ripped the Biden administration over its immigration "lies" in a Thursday letter blasting his border policies.

Georgia secretary of state Republican Brad Raffensperger set the state's presidential primary date for March 12, despite pleas from the Democratic Party to hold it in February.

The Iowa Legislature has adjourned after most of its Republican majority's top agenda items, including education and tax reform, were signed into law.

Part of Minnesota's State Route 5 will be dubbed the Prince Roberts Nelson Memorial Highway after Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's likely signature of a proposal greenlit by lawmakers.

Several New Hampshire officials have been subpoenaed by lawyers representing nearly 850 people who claim they were abused at the state's Sununu Youth Services Center.

Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy stumped a Biden administration official over the benefits of the $50 trillion price tag to make the U.S. carbon-neutral.

The White House says it's grateful to the government of Mexico for its efforts in helping the U.S. ahead of an expected migrant surge at the border after Title 42 ends next week.

Sen. Rick Scott called on all Republican senators to "be active" in supporting Speaker Kevin McCarthy in debt limit negotiations with the president

Sens. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., and Kyrsten Sinema, I-Ariz., are moving to introduce bipartisan legislation to extend a Title 42-style authority beyond next week's expiration of the public health order.

Attorney and two-time Maine gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler has pleaded guilty to four counts of possessing sexually explicit material of a child under 12.

A George Soros-backed prosecutor in St. Louis resigned Thursday amid a legal effort by Missouri's attorney general to fire her for allegedly neglecting her duties.

Republican senators sent a letter to the Navy secretary questioning the use of a drag queen to attract potential recruits to the military branch.

Republican lawmakers in the House and Senate are introducing legislation to make it easier for federal agency supervisors to remove employees at will.

Democrats have targeted conservative Supreme Court Clarence Thomas over recent ethical concerns but have remained silent on potential liberal justices' issues in the past.