A series of Democratic attorneys general are calling on federal regulators to issue mandatory standards for natural gas-powered stoves to protect public health.
Lawmakers in Minnesota reached a deal to offer free college tuition for students whose families earn less than $80,000 annually. The plan would start in the 2024-2025 academic year.
Steve Cortes, a previous adviser to former President Donald Trump, has endorsed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in the 2024 Republican primary for president.
President Biden will visit upstate New York just as there is a political furor over the move by NYC Mayor Eric Adams to send migrants to the area as his city is overwhelmed.
Gov. Jay Inslee has signed a housing measure into law, overriding previous rules that kept large city areas in Washington available for only single-family homes.
Senate Republicans introduced a bill to require the federal government to utilize its unused materials for a border wall that it spends $130,000 per day storing.
The three top contenders in the Kentucky GOP gubernatorial primary have signed on to the "1776 Parent Power Pledge," which aims to end CRT curriculum in public schools.
Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina wants to “reinstate" the Title 42 immigration restrictions, which end Thursday, to combat the nation’s spike in fentanyl-related overdose deaths.
President Biden's embattled son Hunter Biden arranged a meeting between his father, the then-vice president, and his hedge fund client in New York City in 2010.
The pro-DeSantis super PAC is planning to hire dozens of staffers in the coming weeks. The move indicates DeSantis may announce a 2024 presidential run in the coming weeks.
Former President Donald Trump appeared to resolve his conflict with the top pro-life group in the U.S. after a meeting Monday ahead of the Republican primary campaign.
Israeli forces released footage of airstrikes that killed two top Islamic terrorists in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, an operation with wide Israeli support.
Lawmakers in Nebraska reintroduced an effort to restrict abortion access in the state on May 8, 2023. The new plan would ban abortion at 12 weeks of pregnancy.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said a 12-week abortion restriction proposed by Republicans would harm women and that one Republican is needed to preserve his veto.