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House GOP lawmakers took a step toward gutting a DC law that was inspired by George Floyd's death, but which many Republicans say is anti-police.

U.S. Congress Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Twitter account was suspended on Tuesday for allegedly breaking the rules when she posted about Trans Day of Vengeance.

An indigenous elder was barred from performing during former President Obama's Australian speaking tour after allegedly being "too difficult," according to event organizers.

Several lawmakers sounded off about an open letter backed by several tech giants that calls for a six-month pause in advanced AI development

The Senate approved a bill blocking a federal environmental regulation in a bipartisan rebuke of President Biden's climate agenda, setting up a likely veto.

Following a lawsuit over the forced cancellation of a drag show at West Texas A&M, a federal judge has denied students' request for a preliminary injunction that would allow the show to continue.

New York imposes the most burdensome taxes on its residents as a proportion of income compared to all the other states, according to a new study.

National Security Council spokesman John Kirby urged China not to overreact as Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen transits the United States for the seventh time.

The Biden administration moved forward with an enormous 73-million-acre Gulf of Mexico fossil fuel lease sale Wednesday, bucking climate activists who opposed the action.

Democratic lawmakers have renewed an effort to fund research at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that would track gun violence and study firearm safety following the Nashville school shooting.

Arthur Blank, owner of the Atlanta Falcons, said diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts should be the nation's "highest priority." He's a prolific Democratic backer.

The House of Representatives is now expected to take up the measure, which would formally end U.S. military operations in the Iraq and Gulf Wars.

China is on a “disturbing" path to become militarily “superior" to the United States by mid-century, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley testified Wednesday.

Attorney General Merrick Garland declined a request to look at whether the civil rights of some Jan. 6 defendants have been violated after being held for so long.

Lamont Bagby, a Democrat from Virginia, won a special election to fill a seat on the state Senate. About 90% of voters voted for Bagby in the contest against Republican Stephen Imholt.

Sophia Kianni, an youth climate activist recently hired by the United Nations as an adviser, is calling for governments to implement pandemic measures to fight global warming.

The chairman of the Washington DC city council says there is no crime crisis despite perception as Congress takes more aggressive actions on the city's laws

A North Carolina public school says it's exploring ways to "revise campus policies" after a video showed a drag queen straddling a young girl during an LGBTQ Pride Festival at the school.

Rep. Ashley Hinson quizzed DHS Chief Mayorkas on the lack of use of "cartel" in the agency's funding request -- a line of questioning Mayorkas saw as a mischaracterization.

U.S. Marshals were advised to refrain from arresting protesters “unless absolutely necessary," according to training documents obtained by a Republican senator.