
DOJ Privacy Officer Resigns as Department Seeks State Voter Data for DHS Sharing
A key privacy officer has resigned as the Justice Department prepares to share sensitive state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security.

A key privacy officer has resigned as the Justice Department prepares to share sensitive state voter data with the Department of Homeland Security.

A Texas man faces charges for allegedly making online threats to bomb a political event and kill an organization's CEO in San Antonio.

Analysis by advocacy group reveals workplace harassment claims against House and Senate members, with nine accused lawmakers still serving.
Political party Restore Britain reinstated a member who had been expelled over a Nazi salute photograph following pressure from supporters.

Hungary's government confronts accusations of election interference while filing espionage charges against an investigative journalist.

Sen. Tim Sheehy helped Capitol Police remove a protester who interrupted a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Wednesday.

President Trump signed an executive order for expedited review of psychedelic drugs as data shows declining cocaine use among younger Americans.

A plaque commemorating police officers who served during the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack was installed after being required by law three years ago.

State Senator Mallory McMorrow defended her California voting history and addressed deleted tweets as she campaigns for U.S. Senate in 2026.

Immigration officials carried out enforcement actions in two separate incidents involving individuals with criminal histories.

A Wisconsin educator was terminated after posting controversial content on social media regarding the recent attempt on President Trump's life.

Speaker Mike Johnson confronts end-of-month legislative deadlines while Republicans express concern over economic impact of Iran conflict.

New York City Councilman Zohran Mamdani said he would ask King Charles III to return the historic Koh-i-noor diamond to India if given the opportunity.

Academic discussions focus on whether U.S. governance has shifted from liberal democracy, while authors propose solutions for political polarization.

Olivia Troye, who served as an adviser to Vice President Mike Pence, is seeking a House seat in Virginia as a Democrat after switching parties.
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