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House Republicans have teed up a vote for March on legislation aimed at reversing the Biden administration's energy policies, which they say are leading to energy insecurity.

President Biden's policies will take away hundreds of billions of dollars promised to seniors through Social Security and Medicare, according to a new report.

The Florida House of Representatives passed a bill expanding school choice vouchers for qualified students by removing income caps on all families with kids K-12.

Guyana was the last stop in House lawmakers' three-country tour to bolster U.S. relations with South and Latin America, after visits to Mexico and Ecuador.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams called on residents to transform the city into "a place of God," showing a contrast with his predecessor who imposed restrictions on religious gatherings.

Pennsylvania GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick took to the floor on Friday to introduce a bill to make St. Patrick's Day a federal holiday.

The U.S. pledged more than $171 million in humanitarian projects to assist Venezuelans facing food, water, and other challenges caused by the country’s political and economic crisis.

In a bill passed by the North Carolina Senate, permit holders won't have to wait as long before they can drive unsupervised. The waiting period may be reduced from 12 to six months.

Republicans are calling on Biden officials to block a Russian state-owned energy company from aiding China in its expansion of its nuclear weapons program.

The North Carolina House has approved a bill requiring state college students to take a U.S. history or government class in order to graduate.

The House Oversight Committee is requesting Hunter Biden’s business associate Rob Walker testify before the panel on transfers of money to the Biden family.

Senate Republicans are pushing the upper chamber to hold hearings and conduct oversight of the incident in which a Russian plane downed a U.S. drone over the Black Sea.

Rep. Chip Roy hinted at the idea of defunding Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in a recent tweet, after she said she could not negotiate with Republicans on raising the debt ceiling.

President Biden did not take questions from reporters after a meeting with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar on Friday, despite the White House earlier insisting that he would.

Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson claims that a report that she verbally abused campaign staffers during her 2020 White House run is a “hit piece.”

After years of rejecting cannabis access for people suffering from debilitating illnesses, the Kentucky Senate voted to approve a bill legalizing medical marijuana.

New California legislation would protect doctors who mail abortion pills to patients in other states, as well as those who mail contraceptives and transgender-related medications.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has dropped a quote from former President Lincoln from its motto because he used male pronouns and did not include women.

The governors of Florida and Texas are both weighing presidential runs. Both states have been debating strict legislation on border security in the past few weeks.

YouTube has restored former President Trump's channel, more than two years after he was suspended from the platform indefinitely following the events of January 6, 2021.