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An address confidentiality bill was passed by a Kentucky Senate committee. The bill is meant to protect domestic violence victims from their abusers.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Thursday acknowledged that he waited too long to issue a public response to the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

Lawmakers in Georgia are scaling back a bill to allow heavier trucks on state highways. This bill allows a higher weight for trucks carrying mining, farming, and logging commodities.

Special Counsel Jack Smith is working to gain access to certain phone records from GOP Rep. Scott Perry and other members of Congress, as part of his ongoing investigation into former President Trump.

Democrats who have advocated for policies to transition the U.S. from fossil fuels to renewables spent more than $1.4 million on private jet travel during the midterm cycle.

Governor Ron DeSantis is hitting back at "media lies" after the created false narratives over his banning of "woke" studies in Florida schools.

Missouri's attorney general took a step toward firing a circuit attorney, accusing her of neglecting her role as a city prosecutor and letting a bond violator free.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a series of new initiatives to tackle illegal immigration, contrasting his leadership with President Joe Biden's handling of the border crisis.

The House Judiciary Committee will hear from witnesses in Arizona about the strain that the historic migrant surge has placed on their communities and resources.

The deadline for Hunter Biden, James Biden, and their business partner Eric Schwerin to provide documents passes as House Oversight Committee Republicans mull potential subpoena.

Lawmakers and military veterans are among those expressing outrage over reports that the Air Force records of 11 people, including several Republican candidates, were improperly released.

The Washington Post published an op-ed by a top Chinese official who claimed the spy balloon that was shot down by the U.S. military was a civilian weather balloon gone adrift.

House GOP is focusing on the State Department's alleged role in suppressing conservative news outlets under the guise of countering disinformation.

Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro spoke at the National Press Club on Tuesday, warning attendees that China is outpacing the U.S. in warship production.

A George Mason University study examining COVID-19 vaccine mandates in nine major U.S. cities found that they did not result in a reduction of pandemic cases or deaths.

A 'Driver's License for All' bill passed in the Minnesota Senate that would allow non-citizens residing in the state to obtain driver's licenses.

The Oklahoma House passed new school choice bill on Wednesday that would give a tax credit of up to $5,000 for parents who want to send their kids to private school or homeschool

Sen. Tim Scott, the only Black Republican in the Senate, charges progressives are using “provocative racial history” to “create a wedge in this nation” to bring them more power

The U.S. is gearing up to send as many as 200 soldiers to Taiwan to help with military training efforts as China remains engaged in a territorial dispute.

Two more Republicans have now reportedly confirmed that their military records were improperly released by the Air Force to a third party with ties to the Democratic Party.