Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a Republican who lost his November bid for the state's governorship, has been tapped to head the conservative 1792 Exchange.
Democratic Georgia state Reps. Doug Stoner and Gregg Kennard are foregoing reelection after being double-bunked with colleagues under the state's redrawn legislative map.
Activist group Accuracy in Media trolled disgraced former Harvard President Claudine Gay with a billboard and two U-Haul trucks one day following her resignation.
Prosecutors have dismissed their last remaining charge against former Prince William County, Virginia registrar Michele White, who stood accused of 2020 election-related misconduct.
House Speaker Mike Johnson on Wednesday called the Biden-era crisis at the southern border an "unmitigated disaster" as numbers of encounters hit record levels.
Energy developers Equinor and BP announced they are canceling an offshore wind project expected to power hundreds of thousands of New York homes, due to inflation.
Washington, D.C., formally approved regulations that would effectively ban the sale of gas-powered cars in favor of electric vehicles, following the lead of several states like California.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre attempted to blame Republicans for the record high national debt despite President Biden having been in office for nearly three years.
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby got heated with a reporter who suggested the U.S. has provoked Iran by responding to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.
Several university professors across the country took to social media to defend former Harvard President Claudine Gay following her resignation on Tuesday.
Senator Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., called on Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Dick Durbin to subpoena the unredacted versions of Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs.