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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin blasted President Biden and the Democrats' handling of threats from the Chinese Communist Party.

Texas GOP Rep. Michael Cloud reintroduced a bill to require the ATF to destroy all gun purchase records in their database and for closing gun stores to destroy their purchase records.

House Republicans from the state of Texas are renewing a push to reimburse the state for its efforts to secure the border -- calling for $4.4 billion in funding.

House Republicans are coming down hard on Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen over what they claim is a lack of 'transparency' from the Biden administration regarding federal debt.

Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland during a Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday about the independence of the federal Hunter Biden probe.

President Biden avoided going to East Palestine, Ohio, to survey the train derailment and toxic chemical spill, electing to travel to the House Democrat retreat in Baltimore.

Michigan Gov. Whitmer's initial tax plan included $180 checks for tax filers. The state Senate passed a sweeping tax proposal that did not include the checks on Tuesday.

A clip showing Vice President Kamala Harris praising former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby as doing the "right thing" has resurfaced as Mosby faces criminal charges.

The FBI is attempting to track and punish attacks on pro-life pregancy centers "with urgency," Attorney General Merrick Garland said Wednesday, despite few arrests on the issue.

The city of Denver has spent nearly $8 million since December on assistance to illegal migrants who are seeking asylum in Colorado or need funds to travel to another U.S. city.

The new Florida bill aims to expand Gov. Ron DeSantis's Parental Rights in Education bill while adding restrictions to gender definitions and educational requirements.

Sen. Ted Cruz introduced a bill called "Eric's Law," which would allow prosecutors to impanel a second jury in capital sentencing hearings after the killing of a federal officer.

The North Carolina Senate approved legalizing marijuana for medical purposes Tuesday. Supporters say the proposal would provide relief to those with debilitating illnesses.

Certain poor districts in Pennsylvania won a school-funding lawsuit earlier in the year. The schools want to see a down payment in Gov. Josh Shapiro's budget proposal.

The House voted Wednesday to require President Biden to assess how major executive orders will affect inflation, in the hopes that those orders would no longer be issued.

Attorney General Merrick Garland called on Mexico to "do more" to fight the fentanyl crisis, which he said Mexican cartels have "unleashed on purpose" in the U.S.

Homeland Security Committee Chairman Green wrote to CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Wednesday demanding estimates on drug overdose deaths from 2022, specifically related to fentanyl.

Democrats' witness at a House hearing Tuesday blasted supporters of the Inflation Reduction Act, which passed with Democratic support, for “permitting a climate apocalypse.”

Outgoing Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot blamed her Tuesday night election loss on racism and sexism, saying "certain folks" don't support women of color in leadership roles.

Who are Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson, the two candidates headed into an April runoff election to become Chicago's next mayor after putting an end to incumbent Mayor Lightfoot's one-term tenure?