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FBI employees regularly contacted Twitter workers to notify them of accounts that might be violating the company's terms of service, Twitter Files reveal.

A veterans group on Friday asked a federal court to force VA to explain restrictions on health care it is imposing against veterans in violation of federal law.

The Biden administration on Friday launched the “China House,” a new office of coordination to ensure the federal government is able to “responsibly manage” relations with China.

Republicans scored some big wins in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2023, from ending the COVID-19 military vaccine mandate to boosting efforts to combat Russia and China.

The White House has refused to say whether it will invoke executive privilege to prevent the release of hundreds of Obama-era emails that could shed light on Hunter Biden and Burisma.

The Department of Justice has announced charges against two individuals in New York for allegedly violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., didn't respond to requests for comment Friday about whether she would back a growing push to prohibit government officials from using TikTok.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer told CNN that President Joe Biden should seek re-election and that they do not believe Trump will be the 2024 GOP nominee.

President Biden on Friday made another false claim about the number of times he's visited Iraq and Afghanistan at a town hall with veterans in Delaware.

President Biden approved a bill to temporarily fund the government, averting a weekend shutdown and giving more time for negotiators to craft a spending bill.

House Democratic leadership has pulled a controversial immigration bill that would have scrapped per-country green card caps amid opposition from Democrats and Republicans.

President Biden traveled from Delaware to the White House Friday and will fly back to Delaware in the evening on Air Force One. He said he would sign legislation.

Republican Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts' eye on Ben Sasse's Senate seat is raising concerns that Ricketts, a major donor to Gov.-elect Jim Pillen's campaign, may be buying the seat.

The White House has repeated its assurances that the US government is preparing for the rollback of Title 42 policies expected to spike illegal border crossings.

Harmeet Dhillon is calling for change in leadership at the Republican National Committee, vowing to take the party in a “fresh direction” as she challenges incumbent chair Ronna McDaniel.

The Senate has forced President Biden into the position of having to decide between the U.S. defense budget and the vaccine mandate in the ranks in latest National Defense Authorization Act.

The Biden administration announced this week that it would begin financing mining projects in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where mines often use child laborers.

The residents of San Bernardino County, California, voted to begin researching options to secede from the state due to rising crime and soaring costs of living.

The Department of Transportation announced $1.5 billion worth of grants that it wants to use to promote projects that boost racial equity, help the environment and other causes.

Montana Sen. Steve Daines, the incoming chair of the Senate Republicans’ campaign committee, says he will do “whatever it takes to make sure we have a Republican majority” in 2024.