With three Democratic senators out last week and at least two expected out next week, Biden could face a bumpy road to getting his agenda through the chamber.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., claims she was unaware her 2021 Met Gala expenses were unpaid, after the House Office of Congressional Ethics filed a complaint against the congresswoman.
Retired Green Beret Col. Paris Davis was awarded the Medal of Honor Friday at the White House after fighting in the Vietnam War nearly six decades ago.
Georgia senators on Thursday rejected legislation that would have permitted the wealthy neighborhood of Buckhead to hold a referendum on seceding from Atlanta over crime.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's new budget proposal is expected to include a three-year incentive program for newly certified police officers, teachers, and nurses.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation placing restrictions on drag shows and becoming first state to severely limit the performances. The law takes effect in July.
The Republican Party of Texas will consider a censure resolution against Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, on Saturday after Gonzales broke with the party on gay marriage and gun control votes.
Questions still remain on a $250,000 line of credit President Biden took out against his Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, home in December as scandals unfolded around him.
At least 13 mayors were arrested on child sex-related crimes since 2021, ranging from child pornography to sexual assault, a new Fox News Digital analysis has found.
Questions swirl around Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat, and his performance of senatorial duties from the hospital while being treated for clinical depression.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is criticizing Republicans he says are acting like “potted plants” in the political and culture-wars battle against mainstream media and the Left.
In the world of political talking points, there are gems and duds. The architect of one of President Biden's panned talking points was just revealed as she heads out the West Wing.
President Biden told Senate Democrats over lunch he wouldn’t stop Republicans from interfering in the affairs of Washington, D.C., when it comes to the city’s criminal code.
New York City first responders and their union won a legal victory in a settlement with the city over allegations that the emergency personnel were muzzled, punished and intimidated.
The approved $619 million of munitions and other equipment to Taiwan is not expected to impact the flow of weapons to Ukraine, the Biden administration said.
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