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White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre announced on Wednesday that two staffers are simultaneously departing the White House Press Office.

Belarus, North Korea, Syria, Eritrea, Mali and Nicaragua all voted aside Russia in opposing the United Nations General Assembly's resolution endorsing peace in Ukraine.

The Biden administration is demanding congressional Republicans pass legislation increasing fines for rail safety violations following the catastrophic crash in East Palestine, Ohio.

Kansas' Republican-dominated Legislature is likely to pass a bill that would eliminate the three-day "grace period" the state allows for mail-in ballots after elections.

The Kansas House has passed a bill that would ban sex-change procedures for minors and require individuals to use their birth name and biological sex on government ID.

Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announced on Thursday that the city will be handing out free steering wheel locks for certain cars.

Rep. George Santos is co-sponsoring a bill to make the AR-15 the National Gun of the United States.

While Pete Buttigieg is facing backlash for his handling of a train derailment, he's also being scrutinized for his claim construction sites aren't employing minority workers.

Spiritual adviser and bestselling self-help author Marianne Williamson is making a second straight run for the White House, taking aim at President Biden in the 2024 Democratic primaries.

The Republican National Committee says it will hold the first 2024 GOP presidential nomination debate in August in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Georgia senators advanced a bill on Wednesday that would ban some transgender surgeries and procedures for anyone younger than 18-years-old.

California lawmakers will soon ban all tobacco sales for anyone who was born after Jan. 1, 2007. If signed into law it could face strong opposition from the tobacco industry.

Chaos erupted during embattled St. Louis attorney Kim Gardner's press conference on Thursday, with one attendee yelling out that Gardner was facing “race harassment.”

The Kentucky Senate approved a bill giving jail time for hazing charges following the death of a university student. The bill would sentence offenders to up to five years.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday announced a new effort to crack down on organized street race takeovers such as the one that recently threw intersections in the state capital into chaos.

Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, took aim at Democrats for skipping the border security hearing in Yuma, Arizona on Thursday and blasted the Biden administration's immigration policies.

California AG Rob Bonta's wife recused herself from matters related to the state DOJ after she was appointed to lead a committee overseeing the budget of her husband's agency.

Democratic St. Louis attorney Kim Gardner refuses to resign and says that the Missouri attorney general's legal actions to remove her are a "political stunt" and "voter suppression."

The White House on Thursday defended President Biden for not having yet visited East Palestine, Ohio, saying federal agencies were on the ground early on.

Multiple Republicans on the House Oversight Committee sounded off about Hunter Biden's art dealer stonewalling their investigation into the first son's anonymous art buyers.