Senate Democrats will call up a resolution aimed at adding the Equal Rights Amendment ERA passed the 38-state ratification threshold in 2020 but was kept from becoming law because of a deadline placed by Congress in the 1970s
Indiana lawmakers approved a bill that would require schools to notify parents if their child requests a name or pronoun change. Some worry the step could out transgender people.
North Dakota on Monday enacted one of the strongest abortion bans in the nation, which contains limited exceptions for rape and incest before six weeks of pregnancy.
The College Board will revise its AP African American studies course after criticism from faculty who argued it did not focus enough on intersectionality.
Presidential candidate and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy called President Biden a "puppet" and "hollowed-out husk" while discussing the commander in chief's re-election bid.
Indiana lawmakers pushed through a bill that takes a stand against environmentally and socially conscious investing. GOP Gov. Eric Holcomb will now decide on the bill.
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly didn't veto a law that bans the use of environment, social, and governance factors when investing in public fund or deciding who receives government contracts.
The Minnesota Legislature is debating legalizing the use of recreational marijuana in the state. The state Senate is scheduled to vote on the bill on Friday.
A Nevada senator plans to propose a bill that would ensure mining companies can use mineral claims to dump waste on federal lands. The measure could counteract an Arizona mining ruling.
Russian state media is reporting that the country’s new T-14 Armata tank, which has a remote-controlled turret, has started firing at positions in Ukraine.
A $69 billion two-year budget was adopted by lawmakers in Washington to support salary raises for state employees and teachers, improve mental health care, and more.
A bill that would make it harder to receive unemployment benefits and limit the amount of benefits available is being voted on by the Wisconsin Assembly.
The conservative Iowa Republican voted against Biden's bipartisan infrastructure deal, and her legislation aims to curb government waste she claims is associated with it
It's official. President Biden is running for re-election in 2024. The 80-year-old confirmed his campaign on Tuesday. Vice President Kamala Harris will remain his running mate.
Sen. Steve Daines, a Republican from Montana, and former Rep. Lee Zeldin, a Republican from New York, both endorsed Donald Trump to be the next President of the United States.
Sen. Joe Manchin criticized the Biden administration for using the Inflation Reduction Act to pursue a 'radical climate agenda' instead of curbing record-high inflation.