Shortly after President Biden took office in January 2021, migrant encounters at the southern border – which had been rising for months – shot up dramatically. They have remained at … Read More
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said on Thursday that it would allow the Biden administration to continue to take account of the costs of greenhouse gas emissions in regulatory actions, … Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Lawmakers on the Hill are increasingly wary that Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is “playing a double game” as he looks to shore up political gains in exchange for European … Read More
WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department proposed a rule on Thursday meant to increase fairness in the poultry industry, which is dominated by a handful of meat processors. The department also … Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Oklahoma Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt says the measure he signed into law on Wednesday that requires students in schools across the state to use restrooms that align with their … Read More
A familiar pattern emerges on Capitol Hill in the wake of a mass shooting. Lawmakers, aides, journalists and even congressional officials seem to follow a particular script every time. Late … Read More
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said Thursday that despite Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, China remains the greatest challenger to the United States and its allies, and that … Read More
A Democrat-backed bill on domestic terrorism, aimed at responding to the Buffalo mass shooting earlier this month, stalled on 47 – 47 vote Thursday just days after yet another mass … Read More
A group aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has begun funneling tens of millions in funding to Republican Senate campaigns. The group, One Nation, is planning to spend $43 … Read More
The Republican Senate primary in Pennsylvania will head to a recount as Dr. Mehmet Oz’s lead shrank to less than a thousand votes Wednesday. Acting Secretary of State Leigh Chapman … Read More
