Chicago Democratic Ald. Ed Burke, who's served for more than half a century, will not seek a record 15th term, as a looming federal corruption trial is set to begin next year.
Former VP Mike Pence urged former President Donald Trump to apologize for hosting white supremacist Nick Fuentes for dinner this weekend, calling it 'poor judgement.'
Florida Republican Rep. Michael Waltz torched the Biden administration as having “the weakest record on human rights of any any modern president" in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Florida Republican Sen. Rick Scott defended his 31-page plan outlining a GOP agenda in a blistering op-ed criticizing Democrats and Republican leadership.
The vehicles President Biden's Secret Service rented for his Nantucket vacation burst into flames in a parking lot just one day after Biden left the island on Monday.
West Virginia’s Moore Capito aims to follow in his famous mother and grandfather’s footsteps as he launches a campaign for statewide office, as he declares his candidacy for governor
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a lawsuit brought by Texas and Louisiana that claims the Biden administration illegally limited the deportation of illegal immigrants.
After Virginia Rep. Donald McEachin died Monday following a battle with cancer, the new Congress will begin with a vacancy until there is a special election.
Republicans are worried about "woke" provisions included in the NDAA, including service members' vaccination mandate, women in the draft and other controversial policies.
Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., worked as a youth and assistant pastor of a Harlem church that hosted an antisemitic and Black supremacist speaker at least three times.
Virginia Rep. Donald McEachin died Monday at the age of 61 after losing a battle with colorectal cancer. He had just won re-election earlier this month.
Democratic senators wrote a letter to the Department of Homeland Security chief expressing "deep concerns" about the end to Title 42, which expires on Dec. 21.
A deadline passed last week for the Biden administration to appeal a federal court's ruling blocking a mandate requiring doctors to perform gender reassignment surgery.
Sam Brinton, an Energy Department official dealing with nuclear waste, was charged last month with stealing a luggage worth thousands of dollars at a Minnesota airport.
Democrats in Congress are hoping to secure a year-long budget deal before funding runs out on Dec. 16 and before Republicans take control of the House in January.
The 118th Congress comes to a close in early January, and lawmakers face an intimidating amount of work over the next five weeks. There’s a lot of "clutter" to clean up.
Louisiana AG Jeff Landry said Dr. Anthony Fauci struggled to remember key details about COVID-related policies he helped to develop in the Biden administration.
A top State Department official told a global conference that the U.S. has yet to live up to the values in its founding documents when it comes to racism.