President Biden said he believes there is “no question" that former President Donald Trump supported an insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
An inspector general report released Wednesday determined Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg blew nearly $59,000 traveling on government private jets since taking office.
Top Border Patrol sector chiefs told House Homeland Security Committee interviewers that the threat posed by gotaways is a source of significant concern for them.
A federal judge has ordered Republican Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania to hand over more than 1,600 texts and emails to FBI agents in an election probe.
Republican North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis plans to propose legislation that would bar federal dollars from going to states that "misuse" the 14th Amendment.
An area near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., has been vandalized with red paint and the words "Free Gaza," the United States Park Police says.
Democrat presidential candidate Dean Phillips of Minnesota endorsed the controversial "Medicare-for-All" proposal put forth by the progressive wing of his party.
The four Colorado justices who ruled former President Trump ineligible for the primary ballot went to elite East Coast law schools, while the three dissenters did not.
CAIR scrubbed its site of praise from Democrat politicians after outlets began questioning them on their past support for the group following its leaders' Hamas remarks.
The Biden administration is holding a massive oil and gas lease sale Wednesday that it previously delayed, tried to cancel and attempted to place environmental restrictions on.
Colorado Supreme Court Justice Carlos Samour had harsh words for the court's majority after it banned former President Donald Trump from state ballots.
The Colorado Republican Party announced over social media that it intends to move to a "pure caucus system" if the ban against Trump in the election is sustained.
The Senate is expected to leave town without passing a supplemental aid package that would unlock billions in aid to Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan and the southern border.
Democrats in Washington are publicly rejecting -- but privately worried about -- polls showing Donald Trump with a significant lead over President Biden.
Austin's Soros-backed district attorney is facing heat after a man who allegedly killed 2 people while driving drunk was released on bond after his charges were downgraded.