China's CEO is expected to face a grilling before Congress on Thursday, and the company has deployed swarms of influencers to the U.S. Capitol ahead of the hearing.
The governor of Hawaii signed new legislation that would expand the state's access to abortion and protect health care workers from prosecution by out-of-state authorities.
Union representatives from ATU 757 say Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt's office is failing to prosecute assaults against TriMet workers in Portland, Oregon.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema reportedly said that Democrat luncheons are a waste of time because its just "old dudes eating Jell-O," as she distances herself from the party.
A decorated military veteran and Montana Republican businessman who’s considering a run against Sen. Jon Tester slams the Democrat for saying the U.S. 'farted around in the Middle East
The top Republican and Democratic lawmakers on a House subcommittee on military readiness said the United States’ ability to deter China is “being steadily eroded."
Texas school choice may soon become law as Gov. Greg Abbott travels across the Lone Star state touting the benefits of education savings accounts for students.
Republican Jim Jordan has demanded to hear from two attorneys who worked in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office as it investigates Donald Trump.
Donald Trump, the first president ever impeached twice, may become the first former president to be criminally indicted. But would an indictment boost his 2024 White House campaign?
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre refused to respond to questioning about payments House Republicans say the Biden received from a Chinese company.
Former President Trump lashed out at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' record on the COVID-19 pandemic in the latest criticism of his top potential 2024 rival.
Jonathan Turley says the leaks in the cases against former President Trump are "deeply troubling" and a continuation of a “pattern of selective leaks that are designed to influence public opinion.”
After the 2022 midterms, political observers thought many congressional Republicans would finally abandon former President Donald Trump. A pending indictment may change that.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican, told Piers Morgan in an interview set to air Wednesday that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is "a war criminal."
A California Democrat who helped kill a Republican-backed bill that would've increased criminal penalties for sexual assault explained his decision amid widespread backlash.
Following Silicon Valley Bank’s recent banking collapse, Republican Rick Scott and Democrat Elizabeth Warren unveiled a new Federal Reserve oversight bill.
The Biden administration is stressing that Taiwan’s stopovers in the United States should not be a reason for China to step up activity in the Taiwan Strait.
The Mexican government is facing increasing pressure from a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers to withdraw its military from an Alabama-based company's property in the country.