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California Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan to limit oil companies' profits was met with criticism by Democrats, Republicans and experts alike at a state hearing earlier this week.

The Pennsylvania House passed two pieces of legislation Friday that would allow victims to sue over currently-outdated child sex abuse claims.

The Washington, D.C., city council sent a letter to Senate leadership urging them to oppose congressional efforts to disapprove of two controversial laws on the chopping block.

A report from a federal watchdog says the Department of Veterans Affairs has failed for years to review job applicants, and has hired hundreds with criminal drug convictions.

Indiana lawmakers have abandoned a proposal that would have allowed illegal immigrants to obtain state-issued cards granting them driving privileges.

Republicans are forming a Northern Border Security Caucus, with 28 members joining the group to deal with an ongoing increase in encounters at the border with Canada,

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey says that St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's attempts to inject "race and politics" into his legal battle to have her removed from her post are "ridiculous."

First lady Jill Biden on Friday said that President Biden is "pretty much" prepared to announce his intention to seek re-election.

GOP Sen. Steve Daines warned in a letter to Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm that her agency's regulations would ban up to 96% of the gas stoves currently available.

Former President George W. Bush fired back on Republican criticism of U.S. funds going to help Ukraine in its war with Russia during an event commemorating the anniversary of PEPFAR.

The White House said Friday that there is "no indication" that any of the billions of dollars in security assistance sent to Ukraine has been misspent or misplaced as Republicans push for an audit.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs' second pick for the head of the child welfare agency has dropped out. Matthew Stewart left the position saying it was 'best for all parties involved.'

A former Obama economist is warning that the economy is "overheated" and ther has been little "if any" progress made on tackling inflation, after a tough January report.

A protest is planned in Framingham, Massachusetts, in response to Michael Hugo's saying disabled babies not aborted become a strain on the school system.

A Florida Democrat says she won't push for legislation that bans drivers from allowing their dogs to stick their heads out the car window while they drive.

House Republicans next week will call up a bill to kill the Biden administration's ESG rule, which they say threatens the retirement saves of millions of Americans.

Former Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker's campaign shelled out hundreds of thousands of dollars for private jet travel to a defunct car wash owned by a donor over the course of just nine months last year.

John James is opting out a campaign for senate and has filed paperwork to run for reelection to his Detroit-area House seat. James is a rising star in the Republican party.

President Trump's ambassador to Mexico "hit the roof" in the final days of the Trump administration when Mexico pushed through a controversial immigration reform measure.

A bill that would make medical marijuana use in North Carolina legal will reach the state Senate floor next week. Medical marijuana use will still be under tight controls.