The Senate voted in favor of a bipartisan resolution Thursday blocking the Department of Agriculture's action lifting the ban on Paraguayan beef imports.
Congressional lawmakers weigh in on where Hunter Biden was before and after his anticipated absence at a House hearing regarding allegations of influence peddling in the Biden family.
A new Texas-style bill making a deported immigrant's illegal re-entry into the country a state crime is heading to Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' desk for signature.
Democrat earmarks in the 2024 appropriation bills include eyebrow-raising earmarks, including hundreds of thousands of dollars to LGBTQ+ youth facilities, "gun confiscation" research, and a late-term abortion clinic.
Democrat earmarks in the 2024 appropriation bills includes eyebrow-raising earmarks, including hundreds of thousands of dollars to LGBTQ+ youth facilities, 'gun confiscation' research, and a late-term abortion clinic.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have lost limbs because of the war. Some worry that number could rise without additional U.S. aid held up in Congress.
Lawyers for former President Trump are blasting New York Attorney General Letitia James’ “unconstitutional" attempts to block the GOP presumptive nominee’s appeal and force a property sale as the deadline for him to post hundreds of millions of dollars of bond in the case looms.
The State of Maine rejected a sweeping California-style electric vehicle mandate despite widespread calls from climate activists to pursue the regulations.
Donald Trump trails President Biden in the campaign cash race, but the former president aims to catch up with the formation of a joint fundraising committee with the Republican National Committee
Lawmakers in Chicago are slamming the city's mayor for ongoing evictions from migrant shelters as Democrat-led cities are grappling with an influx of arrivals.
Optometrists and other doctors in California say they elected to stop seeing Medicaid patients because the compensation they received could not keep their lights on.
A White House spokesperson mocked the House Oversight and Accountability Committee hearing on Wednesday, saying the Republicans need to "call it a day" on the "dead impeachment."