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A green energy firm that was among the first companies to take advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act, announcing a project in West Virginia, boasts close ties to the White House.

House Republicans are setting up a House vote on legislation to "save women's sports," a bill backed by NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines, who was assaulted last week.

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are calling for an investigation into Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' alleged "misconduct" detailed in a liberal news outlet's report.

Pete Buttigieg's husband, Chasten Buttigieg, turned to Twitter on Monday telling those boycotting Anheuser-Busch's decision to partner with a trans activist to boycott water.

A nine-person jury will decide the fate of an approved transmission line that would supply Canadian hydropower to New England, which Maine voters rejected.

The Nashville Metropolitan Council voted unanimously Monday to send Democratic state Rep. Justin Jones back to the Tennessee Legislature after his GOP colleagues stripped him of the title last week.

Whether it's Russia' invasion of Ukraine or China's strengthening authoritarianism, America has learned a lesson that was three decades in the making.

Another Democrat state lawmaker in Louisiana has announced his departure from the Democratic Party and will be registering as a Republican.

Rep. Nancy Mace agrees with Democrats who want Biden to ignore a Texas court ruling that halts the use of the abortion pill mifepristone, calling the decision "unconstitutional."

Trump's legal team has appealed the court-ordered testimony of former Vice President Mike Pence as part of DOJ's Jan. 6 probe.

Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday directed the state's civil service commission to identify government jobs for which education requirements could be eliminated.

New York legislators on Monday passed another weeklong extension for the state's budget as progress on a new one remains at a virtual standstill.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre pushed back on reporters asking if the administration was "trying to protect" President Biden from the media's questions.

Republican Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders on Monday signed into law a measure cutting individual and corporate taxes by $124 million annually.

The U.S. is comfortable with its ability to protect American interests in the Indo-Pacific as the Chinese military threatens Taiwan's integrity, the White House officials says.

National Security Council Spokesman John Kirby says the U.S. does not yet know the extent of the leak from the Pentagon, and there may be more documents that come to light.

The Justice Department asked a federal appeals court Monday to halt a judge's ruling last week that would suspend access nationwide to the abortion drug mifepristone.

A group of Chinese and Hong Konger students at Yale University published an open letter to the school's president ahead of a Chinese government official's speech at the Yale Club.

Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has identified the two police officers shot and killed during a Saturday traffic stop in Cameron, and plans to lower flags to half-staff.

Federal and state officials reacted to Monday's mass shooting at a bank in Louisville, with one Democrat lawmaker claiming mass shootings are a "uniquely American epidemic."