The Kentucky House has passed legislation targeting the illegal sale of electronic cigarettes to minors and unauthorized vaping products, officials say.
OH voters supported Donald Trump in the last two presidential elections, but some think Ohio may be returning to its swing state status after recent support for liberal policies.
Special Counsel Robert Hur is expected to testify Tuesday on his findings from his investigation into President Biden's handling of classified records.
President Biden and former President Donald Trump are expected to make their 2024 general election rematch official as they're all but certain to clinch the Democratic and Republican nominations
Republican Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday endorsed state Sen. Matt Dolan over Trump-backed businessman Bernie Moreno in the Buckeye State's highly competitive Senate race.
Delaware legislation that bans certain firearms and restricts magazine sizes is currently being considered on appeal, as gun advocates allege violation of their constitutional rights.
Longtime state Representative John Rogers is prepared to plead guilty in a kickback scheme that diverted funds from community projects; prosecutors have requested 14 months of home detention.
Former President Donald Trump’s newly installed leadership team at the RNC on Monday began the process of pushing out dozens of officials, a senior RNC source confirmed.
FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers that there are a "wide array" of threats at the southern border, including fentanyl and smugglers whose facilitators have ties to ISIS.
Florida's so-called "Don’t Say Gay," is being upheld under a settlement that clarifies when students and teachers can discuss sexual orientation and gender identity openly.
A Georgia bill proposes stricter penalties for "swatting" attacks, or false reports of shootings, bomb threats, and other precarious situations at victims' homes.
FDNY union leader Andrew Ansbro told Fox News that no New York firefighters have turned themselves in over the booing incident involving AG Letitia James last week.
A bill introduced in the California assembly would expand legal aid to illegal immigrants who have previously been convicted of serious or violent felonies.
Senate Republicans trashed President Biden's latest budget request for fiscal year 2025 on Monday, calling it "reckless" in light of skyrocketing national debt.