The Pennsylvania Senate confirmed Michelle Henry and Christopher Paris, nominated by Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro to become Attorney General and State Police chief, respectively.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries sent a joint letter Wednesday demanding answers about the “significant data breach" of DC Health Link.
The Senate was expected to approve the resolution to block Washington, D.C.'s crime bill after President Biden said he wouldn't veto it if it came to his desk.
DHS removed just over 400 unaccompanied minors of over 345,000 encountered at the border since October 2020, according to new data obtained via a lawsuit this week.
Democrats across the country were eager to celebrate International Women's Day despite previously being unable or unwilling to provide the definition of a "woman."
The Biden administration stated in a court filing Monday night that it won't issue a key offshore oil and gas leasing plan until December at the earliest.
The House Homeland Security Committee chair is taking aim at the Biden administration in the wake of the deaths of two Americans after four were attacked and kidnapped by cartels.
The National Archives disclosed in a response letter to Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., this week that nine boxes of documents were picked up in President Biden's lawyer's Boston office.
Two individuals arrested on domestic terrorism charges for their roles in the "Cop City" attack in Georgia have ties to the National Lawyers Guild, a group that has defended Antifa.
Demonstrators gathered outside the U.S. Senate in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday to protest ahead of the vote that is expected to overturn city legislation.
A GOP member of the House Agriculture Committee introduced legislation Wednesday that would prohibit Chinese investors from making rural land purchases in the U.S.
Georgia's chief justice says a shortage of lawyers is slowing down the legal docket. Due to the pandemic Georgia's courts are working to resolve a backlog of cases.
A California county facing a lawsuit from a local church over its COVID restrictions is clapping back as news of its reported surveillance of the house of worship gains publicity.
The Pennsylvania Legislature's spending, including legislators' and staffers' salaries, increased last year, as did its overall surplus, according to a report.