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Attorney General Merrick Garland will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 1, marking his first congressional testimony in the new Congress.

The Indiana House of Representatives has passed a bill that would mandate photo ID or other vital information be submitted by individuals voting by mail.

Abortion persists as a top priority for many voters and donors in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election between liberal candidate Janet Protasiewicz and conservative Dan Kelly.

The Pentagon on Wednesday released a photo of a U.S. Air Force pilot looking down at a suspected Chinese spy balloon the day before it was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean.

New York officials have given final approval for a measure to lower the overtime pay threshold for farm workers from 60 hours per week to 40.

A West Virginia bill that advanced to the House of Delegates debuts "baby box" safe surrender locations. This law allows children less than 30 days old to be turned over to a hospital.

The U.S. State Department is warning that there will be serious "consequences" if China were to provide lethal material support to Russia in its war against Ukraine.

A former Biden official is criticizing a new rule announced on Tuesday that would limit the ability to claim asylum for some migrants who crossed illegally.

A Twitter account for Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis blasted an MSNBC contributor who claimed that most Americans view Florida as "all crystal meth and alligators."

The Justice Department announced Wednesday eight new indictments against individuals protesting an abortion clinic in Michigan in 2020, adding to the growing list of prosecutions of pro-life protesters.

Former President Trump harshly criticized Rep. Eric Swalwell on Thursday over his bill that would ban Trump and several of his associates from the U.S. Capitol building.

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot has come under fire for leaving police officers who have suffered disabilities from COVID-19 behind after they were denied disability benefits.

The New Hampshire House of Representatives voted 234-127 in favor of advancing a bill legalizing recreational marijuana use to the Ways and Means Committee.

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday over whether social media companies can be held accountable if groups like ISIS use their platform to advance terrorism.

Texas GOP Senator Ted Cruz blasted the Merchant Marine Academy superintendent as having a "flawed understanding" of the First Amendment amid the acadmey's Jesus painting controversy.

Democratic West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin announced Wednesday he would not be running for president, but stopped short of saying whether he will run for re-election to the U.S. Senate.

The Fairfax County School Board is blasting Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s call to review the College Board's "AP African American Studies," calling it “alarming.”

Rep. Jamie Raskin says he has taken three of six rounds of chemotherapy and has high hopes to be rid of his large B-cell lymphoma in the coming months and years.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will travel to East Palestine, Ohio, on Thursday to survey fallout of a toxic train derailment that led to widespread fears of contamination.

President Biden appeared to trip and fall Wednesday while he was climbing the steps to board Air Force One in Warsaw, Poland, according to video of the incident.