A provision of the Pentagon policy legislation has enraged a top federal accident investigator, key Republicans and families ...

As one of few states with a Democratic governor and a Democratic supermajority, Illinois has staked a position as the ...

Congressional Republicans and Democrats came together for a bipartisan event celebrating the release of a newly updated handbook on congressional investigations.

In a new interview, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen discusses Russia’s war on Ukraine and Trump’s ...

Reuveni later filed a formal whistleblower disclosure accusing a top DOJ official, Emil Bove, of crudely urging defiance of court orders. Bove, who has since been confirmed as a judge on the 3rd ...

Illinois Democrats have long said they would only gerrymander if the Indiana GOP bowed to Trump’s demands and redid their own map. In the wake of Hoosier Republicans’ move on Thursday, they don’t seem ...

For Mamdani, the answer is simple: free buses for everyone. For Hochul, her Metropolitan Transportation Authority and its ...

A decade after the Paris Agreement, clean energy has proliferated, but carbon pollution is rising too. Fossil fuel use is ...

The lawsuit asks for all ballot materials from Fulton County, where Trump faced criminal charges related to election ...

If RUSS VOUGHT sees his quest to dismantle the federal bureaucracy as a race against time, his lawyer sidekick MARK PAOLETTA is holding the stopwatch.

The Trump administration’s boldest moves against the bureaucracy share a common thread: Mark Paoletta’s signature.

The National Security Strategy released last week didn’t include a single mention of the North Korean regime of Kim Jong-Un. That’s a big change from President Donald Trump’s first-term strategy.