The Department of Justice on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to intervene in its dispute with Texas over the construction of razor wire at the southern border.
Republican West Virginia Del. Caleb Hanna, who made headlines after being elected at 19 as America's youngest Black state officeholder, is resigning to pursue his state auditor bid.
Critics celebrated Harvard president Claudine Gay's announcement that she would resign amid allegations of plagiarism and a sharp backlash against her response to antisemitism.
A growing climate protest group that opposes all fossil fuel development was given a private meeting with John Podesta, President Biden's top clean energy adviser, last month.
The Colorado Supreme Court building in Denver was breached by an armed intruder who shot out windows and held a security guard hostage, state police say.
For former President Trump, a year makes a big difference. The former president went from political vulnerability to dominance in the race for the 2024 Republican nomination
Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, a Democrat, said politics played no role in her decision to bar former President Trump from Maine's primary election ballot.
Gov. Phil Murphy's office says migrant buses are using NJ train stations as "transit point" in response to New York City Mayor Eric Adams' executive order.
Amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants already in the U.S. remains a key issue for Democrats and the Biden administration, even as the border sees record numbers.
Lawmakers and green groups often allied with the Biden administration are taking aim at a recent White House proposal dictating future green energy tax credits.
A former CIA analyst is sounding the alarm about DEI and polarization within the intel community and says he expects them to actively work against the GOP candidate in 2024.