Senator Mike Lee urged Donald Trump to invoke constitutional authority to recall Congress from recess as DHS funding and legislative priorities remain stalled.
The Senate is weighing the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship to register to vote, as Republicans pressure Democrats on the legislation.
California lawmakers are considering legislation related to gender transition therapy and medical procedures amid ongoing policy debates.
Former Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira secured the GOP nomination for Texas' 21st Congressional District, avoiding a runoff by winning over 50% of the primary vote.
Three men including Police Federation of England and Wales CEO Mukund Krishna arrested by City of London Police on suspicion of fraud.
Senator Elizabeth Warren used a commercial tax preparation service instead of the IRS Direct File system she had advocated for publicly.
White House officials express frustration with Republican Rep. Nancy Mace for conducting independent evacuation efforts in Middle East without State Department coordination.
Several progressive Democratic candidates backed by Squad members lost to moderate opponents in Illinois primary elections this week.
General Francis Donovan told senators that US forces are not rehearsing for a Cuba invasion but remain ready to protect American interests on the island.
A months-long manhunt for a Louisiana man charged in a fatal crash continues while plans advance for a migrant detention facility at an airport.
The CEO of dating app Grindr has made an endorsement in California's gubernatorial race, while Republican candidate Steve Hilton downplays Trump's influence.
Florida Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar defends her Dignity Act immigration legislation amid criticism from conservative commentators and GOP colleagues.
Police continue reducing crime citywide while facing criticism over response to specific incidents involving political figures.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated President Trump has constitutional power to conduct military strikes beyond War Powers Act limits.
The US Supreme Court has preserved nationwide access to mail-order abortion medication, though legal challenges continue.
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