Two "radical feminist" groups have broken with the Biden administration and joined congressional Republicans in support of a bill protecting women's sports.
Democratic Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Wednesday vetoed legislation that would have mandated that clinics inform patients that medication abortion can be stopped.
Former Republican Pennsylvania Rep. Bud Shuster, who represented the Keystone State's rural south in Congress for almost three decades, has died. He was 91.
Three Tennessee lawmakers will visit the White House Monday after facing expulsion votes following their participation in gun protests. President Joe Biden thanked them for speaking out.
Ohio Republicans' proposal to complicate passing new constitutional amendments by raising the vote threshold has passed committees in both the House and Senate.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that House Judiciary Committee Republicans can question a former Manhattan prosecutor about the criminal case against former President Trump, saying Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg does not have a legal basis to block the congressional subpoena.
Wednesday's House Homeland Security Committee hearing came to a halt after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., mentioned allegations of Rep. Eric Swalwell’s, D-Calif., past relationship with a Chinese spy.
A Criminal Supervisory Agent with the IRS overseeing the investigation into Hunter Biden seeks whistleblower protection to tell Congress the case is being mishandled.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has set the veto record in the first legislative session. Hobbs topped Janet Napolitano’s record of 58 vetoes set in 158 days during 2005.
A bill introduced Tuesday in the North Carolina General Assembly would criminalize drag shows on public property and in the presence of minors in the state.
Fulton County, Pennsylvania, was sanctioned by the state Supreme Court on Wednesday after two officials were found to have allowed a third party to copy 2020 voting machine data.
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., raised eyebrows with his choppy opening statement as he chaired his first subcommittee hearing since returning from the hospital.
During a speech to labor union members, President Biden again flubbed his administration's job numbers, claiming they created "12,000 jobs," instead of the usual 12 million claim.
Members of Patriotic Millionaires were confronted with a pledge asking them to voluntarily pay a 90% tax rate during their own press conference calling for higher taxes on the rich.
The House voted Wednesday to take down a DC law that Republicans say makes it harder and more dangerous for police to do their jobs in the District of Columbia.
The Wisconsin Senate on Wednesday moved to undo a state Supreme Court ruling that allowed state agencies to delay fulfillment of open records requests.
A bipartisan Wisconsin bill doubling fines and forfeitures for reckless driving has passed the state Senate, with Democratic Gov. Tony Evers expected to sign it into law.
