Republican leaders in the Wisconsin Legislature cautioned against higher state spending Wednesday, downplaying a $7 billion budget surplus for the current fiscal year.
GOP senators slammed the Biden administration ahead of key ESG vote, accusing the administration of weaponizing Americans' retirement funds and putting their livelihoods in jeopardy.
The pro-life group 40 Days for Life wants Congress to investigate the distribution of abortion pills at retail pharmacies and whether Planned Parenthood is profiting from the sales.
House Democratic Caucus Chairman Pete Aguilar signaled that his party would not support a bill to declassify intelligence related to the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The West Virginia House has approved pay raises of 20% for the governor and five other state officials. The bill will be discussed next by the state Senate.
The West Virginia House passed a bill that would ban child marriage for anyone younger than 18. Currently, anyone as young as 16 can get married with parental consent.
Texas Republicans Senator Ted Cruz and Rep. Chip Roy demanded answers from AG Merrick Garland about accusations the FBI secretly recorded a progressive anti-abortion group meeting.
President Biden quoted Dr. Seuss to promote Read Across America Day after previously erasing any mention of the beloved children's author from the annual celebration of reading.
The U.S. intelligence community said Wednesday it is unlikely that the physical afflictions called "Havana syndrome" are unlikely to be caused by foreign actors.
The Massachusetts governor pitched free community college for residents that are over 25 years old in her new budget proposal. The proposal also includes investments in other education.
Republicans in the House and Senate are unveiling a new proposal that would force the White House to offer its own plan for spending cuts as the debt limit fight heats up/
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine told a camera crew on Wednesday that making East Palestine safe after February's Norfolk Southern train derailment would not happen "overnight."
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves on Tuesday signed legislation banning gender affirming surgeries for minors, calling it a "dangerous movement" that misleads young children.
A Senate committee cleared an overhaul of Ohio's education system, and it could soon be put to a vote by the full Senate. The last education overhaul proposal was opposed by Democrats.