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A federal judge is expected to determine the fate of the Biden administration’s plan to lift Title 42 within days in response to a lawsuit brought by two dozen Republican states that claims lifting the public health order will lead to a bigger crisis at the southern border.

A federal judge is expected to determine the fate of the Biden administration’s plan to lift Title 42 within days in response to a lawsuit brought by two dozen Republican states that claims lifting the public health order will lead to a bigger crisis at the southern border.

Former President Trump threw his support behind Republican Doug Mastriano for Pennsylvania governor just three days before the primary election, citing Mastriano's efforts to go after the 2020 election "theft.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy discussed the importance of supporting police.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell made a surprise visit to Ukraine where he met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said a draft decision leaked earlier this month has changed the court forever, potentially eroding citizens' trust in the institution.

Americans in Harvard Square graded President Biden as inflation remains high.

President Joe Biden on Friday pushed cities to use funds from the American Rescue Plan to hire more police.

The White House walked back a tweet stating that “there was no vaccine available” when President Biden took office, issuing a follow-up tweet on Friday night saying that they “misstated” the availability of COVIS-19 vaccines in January 2021.

High school students across the country staged walkouts in protesting abortion rights after a draft Supreme Court opinion was released for Roe v. Wade, which showed a majority opinion that would overturn the abortion case.

House Republicans are prepared to move on abortion legislation on "Day One" if they retake Congress in the midterm elections, according to a top GOP leader.

A federal judge has ruled that the 22 emails ordered to be turned over toSpecial Counsel John Durham are barred from jury access as the trial of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann is set to begin Monday.

Hoyer, the second-highest ranking House Democrat stunned the lower chamber when he made the statement while debating on the House floor, pushing back on Republicans’ pointing out Biden has "clamped down" on producing energy domestically.

Robert McFarlane, an advisor to form President Ronald Reagan who was involved in the Iran-contra scandal, has died at the age of 84.

Asked for a timeline to resolving the nationwide supply chain shortages, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the White House could not offer a specific timeframe.

A bipartisan bill that successfully passed in the Senate to ramp up security protections for Supreme Court justices amid ongoing protests outside their homes is facing pushback from House Democrats who say the measure should be extended to law clerks.

Russia is making “incremental gains” in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region with a senior U.S. defense official telling reporters Friday that Russian morale “remains a problem” for Moscow.

Rep. Elise Stefanik marks one year as chair of the House Republican Conference touting the "very strong" position Republicans are in to retake Congress during the midterm elections.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused Republicans of wanting babies to starve Friday via her social media.

House Republicans, led by Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas., on Friday introduced a bill that would suspend the entry of illegal immigrants into the U.S. -- as Republicans push solutions to the raging crisis at the southern border.