A massive late-March ice storm that knocked out power to more than 315,000 in northern Michigan could also send some students to summer school.

Candidates are beginning to announce their intention to run for Georgia governor in 2026.

A trio of Wisconsin Republican lawmakers are pushing a pair of nuclear power initiatives that include spending a combined $2.25 million.

The Louisiana House is weighing two bills by Rep. Ken Brass, D-Ascension, that would significantly increase taxes on vaping.

A New Jersey man is charged with arson in connection to the wildfire in southern New Jersey

Minnesota is one of many states that have passed laws overseeing the use of deepfakes in elections.

The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History has become a caricature display of far-left identity politics.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to pause a lower court’s order that blocked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from enforcing a ban on troops who have gender dysphoria.

Ending the Russian invasion of Ukraine was a Trump campaign promise, but peace talks have stalled.

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) uses his faith as a tool to advance his partisan politics, even if that means comparing an alleged MS-13 gang member to Jesus.

A new memo indicates that the department will return to the Biden-era medical policy for transgender service members due to a court order.

The Trump administration is detaining illegal immigrants at the US-Michigan border who are untraceable in the ICE locator system, says Rep. Rashida Tlaib.

MS-13's Western clique, of which Kilmar Abrego Garcia is an alleged member, has a history of activity in the D.C. area, contrary to his lawyer's argument.

Maryland doesn't help parents pay for the school of their choice, but Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson just made the case for them to do so.

The new show from former President Joe Biden’s first White House press secretary is coming as MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow returns to her one-night-a-week schedule.

The San Diego-based chain reported consecutive losses over the last three quarters.

Ed Martin is currently serving as the interim U.S. attorney in D.C., but his nomination was already in jeopardy over different controversies.

Rumblings of President Donald Trump possibly running again in 2028 have been heard since he returned to the White House in January.

The Trump administration is taking aim at national monuments and fast-tracking permitting for fossil fuels.

Biggs cited the recent report of the arrest of an alleged TdA member in a New Mexico judge's home as proof that the gang is trying to "terrorize" communities.