Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) claimed to be the target of three confrontations from strangers this past week, claiming she doesn't always have security guards with her.

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The Trump administration halted three University of Maine offshore wind research grants amid a dispute with Gov. Janet Mills (D-ME) over transgender athletes.

The Russian President claimed Monday he is open to possibly starting direct negotiations with Ukraine to end the war that's been going on since February 2022.

Schumer’s downturn was due to liberal voters souring on the longtime Senate Democratic leader over his handling of Trump's second term.

The Supreme Court weighed whether parents can opt kids out of LGBT-themed books, bringing justices to debate religious rights, school policy, and limits of exposure.

Willie Phillips's departure from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will leave it in a 2-2 partisan split.

Repayment requirements have been halted since March 2020. That will change on May 5, when the Education Department will resume collecting payments.

At the center of the rising rates is PJM, a regional grid operator that manages the wholesale electricity grid in the Eastern-entral region of the U.S.

State Republican House members are pausing a bill that would allow schools to deny enrollment to undocumented immigrants.

Anna Paulina Luna is the latest House Republican to visit El Salvador as Trump continues his mass deportations of illegal immigrants.

Luna said she believes the Justice Department should be “aggressively” pursuing people who are "knowingly breaking federal law.”

Colorado is following California's terrible example, adopting the same failed policies and misplaced priorities that have destroyed the Golden State.

President Donald Trump is no stranger to endorsing two or even three candidates in competitive Republican primaries.

California can't balance its budget, but it can spend a billion dollars and counting on an unnecessary Capitol project while keeping everything secret.

Many antitrust actions came before the 2024 election in a desperate attempt by the Biden-Harris team to prove that businesses were responsible for inflation.

Democrats representing Arizona in Washington, D.C. are pointing to a new report as showing that Medicaid cuts will undermine the state’s fight against the fentanyl crisis.

The Nevada Senate has passed a bill addressing the microplastic problem in Lake Tahoe.

As Illinois continues to allow data centers to set up shop in the state, the stress on the power grid is coming into question.

Local officials in Michigan could soon have a say in large-scale renewable energy projects planned for their communities.