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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs briefly stepped down for less than 24 hours on Wednesday night, leaving Treasurer Kimberly Yee as acting governor.

The U.S. Senate has passed a resolution formalizing business attire as the proper dress code for the floor of the chamber by unanimous consent in response to the "Fetterman Rule" given to Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., who often wears gym shorts and his trademark hoodie.

Time is running out for Congress to potentially avert a government shutdown by Sunday, October 1. Party infighting and "priorities" may be at fault.

A former press secretary for Democratic U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas announced Wednesday that he will try and run for his congressional seat as a Republican

Hank Johnson, a Democratic member of Congress from Georgia, said migrants were sitting at the border and waiting for asylum, rather than entering the U.S. illegally.

The House Ways & Means Committee released whistleblower documents Wednesday that Republicans say show a “clearer connection" between President Biden and Hunter Biden businesses.

Disagreements over Ukraine funding in the defense spending bill could mean it fails for a fourth time.

Senator Majority Leader Chuck Schumer on Wednesday refrained from calling for Sen. Bob Menendez's resignation amid federal corruption and bribery charges.

GOP senators condemned Democrats and the Biden administration over the current migrant crisis, vowing to address border security in upcoming funding negotiations.

WinRed says it has 1.4 million donors so far this year, and that 38% are new donors, up three points from 35% during the 2022 election cycle.

Republican Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson will announce Wednesday his decision to run for the Senate seat being vacated by GOP Sen. Mitt Romney.

Sen. John Fetterman suggested that the U.S. take back Chinese-owned farmland since most panda bears at U.S. zoos are being returned to China.

A Montana judge granted the ACLU's request to delay the enforcement of a law that would ban transgender surgeries and other medical treatments for minors.

Lawmakers in Alabama have agreed to proceed with the construction of a new Statehouse following decades-long effort to renovate the current building that became riddled with mold.

The state police have been directed to crack down on the fentanyl crisis in Oregon, where authorities seized nearly 233,00 fentanyl pills and 62 pounds of powder this year so far.

Rep. Steve Scalise is hailing the success of the “aggressive" chemotherapy he has chosen to undergo following his blood cancer diagnosis.

The Senate has advanced the bipartisan SAFER Act, which would allow legal cannabis businesses to access insurance and other financial services.

The NRA hit back at California Gov. Gavin Newsom signing a handful of gun control bills into law, including an excise tax he compared to a "sin tax."

Tony Thurmond, the Superintendent of Public Instruction of California, has announced his bid to replace Gov. Gain Newsom, who cannot seek a third term in 2026.

California Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond, the highest education official in the state, announced his candidacy for governor on Wednesday