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The University of Vermont has renamed its Hills Agricultural Sciences Building and accompanying rural partnerships program after Democratic former U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams was forced to hand over his electronic devices this week to the FBI, as part of an investigation into his campaign.

Mitch McConnell has been a steadfast voice calling for billions in funding for the Ukrainian War effort, despite skepticism from some Republicans.

The Biden administration was widely roasted this week for offering to pay Americans thousands of dollars to submit videos of their electric vehicle.

Former Wisconsin Chief Justice Patience Roggensack has been ordered to produce records on her advisement of Assembly Speaker Robin Vos on Janet Protasiewicz's potential impeachment.

Senate Republicans are demanding answers from the Justice Department amid revelations that the agency “engaged in a campaign of covert surveillance" of congressional staffers, calling the move “a true attack on our democracy."

Former Republican Arizona Sen. Martha McSally said she was sexually assaulted Wednesday while running along the Missouri River on the Iowa-Nebraska border.

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman elicited boos and verbal attacks from anti-Israel protesters while waving an Israeli flag while walking past them.

Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., is making an ethics complaint against New York City judge Arthur Engoron, who is overseeing the civil case against the Trump Organization.

Jill Stein has announced a Green Party bid for the 2024 presidential election. Stein vowed to end the two-party rule, address climate change and advance a Green New Deal.

New York Attorney General Letita James, who has made recurring appearances in the audience of former President Trump’s civil trial, was not in attendance Thursday.

President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet later this month in the San Francisco Bay Area.

American First Legal filed a complaint with the FEC arguing that Secretary of State Antony Blinken and 51 former senior intelligence officials tried to aid Joe Biden's 2020 campaign.

The Boston-based climate nonprofit Ceres is spearheading a massive public- and private-sector effort to push green energy and net-zero policies nationwide.

Rep. Tony Gonzales believes there is a renewed sense of urgency in Congress to pass at least a partial fix to the ongoing crisis at the southern border,

Congressional lawmakers are gearing up for a bipartisan repeal effort of a newly expanded Biden administration labor policy.

Former Rep. Will Hurd, who ended his White House bid in October, says some of the remaining GOP presidential candidates need to put "personal ambitions and ego" aside so the 2024 field can consolidate.

A Chicago alderwoman in a leadership position on the city council repeated the phrase “From the River to the sea, Palestine will be free," on social media Thursday morning.

House Speaker Mike Johnson told The New York Post that New York City needed to do away with its sanctuary city status if it wanted federal funding for the migrant crisis.

Wisconsin's Republican-controlled Legislature on Thursday withheld final approval for a $2 billion tax cut expected to be vetoed by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.