Democratic Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison on Wednesday announced a $60.5 million settlement with e-cigarette company Juul and tobacco giant Altria.
The University of California is set to consider and vote on a motion to allow illegal immigrants to be employed across the campus system — even amid legal objections.
The Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth wants the state to pass a child abuse law that targets parents who deny "gender-affirming care for LGBTQ youth."
Rep. Cori Bush introduced a resolution urging federal reparations for Americans of African descent, but one Republican lawmaker slammed the plan as "absurd."
The Los Angeles Dodgers revoked their invite to honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence during an upcoming Pride Night after receiving backlash from religious groups.
Allies of newly-elected Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are pushing for a $12 billion financial package that would raise taxes for certain residents in the city in an effort to “fund a just Chicago."
Sen. Roger Marshall is forcing a vote on a resolution of disapproval of the Biden administration's public charge rule on immigrants and receiving welfare benefits.
Democratic Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush refused to honor slain police officers. They both are allied with a group that supported convicted cop killers.
A group of Democrats, led by progressive Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri, held a press conference outside the Capitol unveiling the Reparations Now resolution.
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., stumped President Biden's judicial nominee for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on a basic constitutional law theory, leaving her speechless.
Every presidential administration since the Reagan administration has mishandled classified materials, officials from the National Archives testified to the House Intelligence Committee.
There is “absolutely no more room" left in New York City for illegal migrants, despite hundreds continuing to seek asylum in the Big Apple each day following Title 42's expiration.
A former South Fulton city council member and a former state House member are headed to a runoff in Georgia House District 68. It’s open after Democratic Rep. Letitia Naghise died.
Missouri officials terminated the Republican attorney general’s emergency rule Tuesday that would have put limits on transgender care for minors and some adults.
The State Department said Wednesday it would let lawmakers view the dissent channel cable related to the withdrawal of Afghanistan, in the face of a contempt vote against Blinken.
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encountered over 211,000 migrant encounters in April, the month before the controversial Title 42 public health order ended.
The chairmen of two House committees warned the CIA they might use a "compulsory process" to obtain records related to a letter that sought to defend Hunter Biden.