A proposal to regulate Wisconsin wedding barns as par of a sweeping overhaul of state liquor laws has advanced in the state Legislature with bipartisan backing.
An extension of temporary protected status by the Biden administration has met with disappointment by Sen. Bob Menendez, who said it didn't go far enough.
Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was ordered to pay $475,000 on Thursday, after a city board determined he misused city resources regarding presidential campaign travel.
Democrats in Congress want to end the mandatory five-year waiting period before immigrants can access a wide range of federal benefits, including Medicaid and food stamps.
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Thursday named two Democrats and two Republicans as new members of the state's Election Law Enforcement Commission.
Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira was indicted by a federal grand jury Thursday in connection with the leak of highly classified military documents.
President Biden on Thursday reiterated calls for an amnesty as the administration marked the 11th anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program
Ohio's Republican-led Senate has cleared its version of the state's operating budget along party lines Thursday, a proposal with a near-$86 billion price tag.
President Biden responded to a reporter asking him about a reference to Biden as "the Big Guy" in FBI informant documents by referring to the question as "dumb."
Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, tore into a Democrat witness over her inability to cite a medical study that states the benefits of transgender surgeries for minors during a House hearing.
Democratic Assemblymember Corey Jackson on Thursday accused Assemblymember Bill Essayli, a Republican and the assembly’s first Muslim member, of White supremacy.
Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, Ted Cruz collaborated on a bipartisan plan to free an American detained in Lebanon during Ambassador Elizabeth Richard's tenure, which Cruz cited in his criticism.
A federal watchdog is opening an investigation into offshore wind development after a Republican congressman expressed concern about turbines' impact on the economy and wildlife.
The White House is blowing off its Hatch Act violations by continuing to use the term "MAGA" despite an internal watchdog warning staffers against using the term.
A federal court has ruled that Seattle must temporarily halt its enforcement of property crimes related to graffiti due to the ordinance's vague parameters.
Former President Barack Obama and presidential hopeful Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., criticized each other's handling of race, with Obama knocking GOP talk of American unity.
During a legislative meeting in Georgia, a review on whether to reduce state tax breaks were met with skepticism and support among the state lawmakers.
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