The new chair of the House China Select Committee is accusing the Biden administration of being "divided" on whether climate change or China is most dangerous to U.S. national security.
Rep. Thomas Massie was seen sporting a running national debt clock badge on Wednesday amid a fight over raising the debt ceiling and a national debt of more than $30 trillion.
The offices of former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton say they turned over all classified materials to the National Archives at the end of their presidencies.
Former Vice President Mike Pence, who said handling classified material is a "very serious matter" earlier this month, discovered dozens of classified documents in his Indiana home last week.
New York Times columnist Tom Friedman said AIPAC and Jewish groups have done the "bidding" of Israeli leaders and used their "power and influence" to stop presidents from being tough on Israel.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump says he plans to file a lawsuit against Republican Florida Gov. DeSantis over the state's rejection of an AP African American studies program.
Elise Stefanik says the government “has a responsibility to serve the American people — not go after them" and the new House Subcommittee on Weaponization will do important work.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre indicated on Wednesday that President Biden was available for reporters to “shout” questions, even though Biden often ignores them.
A Georgia Democrat has resigned from the House of Representatives and a special election has been set for March 21. Gov. Kemp announced Monday that candidates from all parties will run.
In his first State of the State address, Republican Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen pushed key parts of his agenda, namely tax cuts and increased education spending.
The White House is pushing back after House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., booted two Democrats off the House Intelligence Committee, saying those Democrats bring "expertise."
House Republicans are "reorienting" the structure of the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee, a key panel that oversees a wide range of hot-button issues.
National Security Council strategic communications coordinator John Kirby told reporters in a White House press briefing that “everybody” knows the rules regarding the handling of classified documents.
Ted Cruz introduced a bill that would stop the Biden administration from selling oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to China and CCP-owned companies.
Adam Payne, the new secretary of Wisconsin's DNR, says combating water pollution is his biggest priority. Gov. Tony Evers has allocated funds to address PFAs contamination.
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., raised questions about whether former Presidents Obama or Bush may have mishandled classified documents amid revelations about Presidents Biden and Trump.
Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., in reacting to Ghislaine Maxwell being placed on suicide watch in a 2020 interview, said he previously met Jeffrey Epstein, whom he believes was "murdered."
West Virginia Gov. Justice will conduct several meetings to tout his proposal that would cut personal income tax by 50%. However, the Senate has clashed with Justice over the proposal.
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