California Representative Kevin Kiley announced he is immediately leaving the Republican Party to register as an independent while maintaining his committee assignments.
President Trump criticized Rep. Thomas Massie during a Kentucky visit, calling him the worst Republican congressman as outside groups spend $5M targeting him.
Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue is under investigation by the Justice Department and congressional Republicans regarding potential issues with foreign donation screening.
A federal judge ruled that Trump administration efforts to shut down Voice of America operations were illegal, ordering mass rehiring by March 23.
University of Oregon will provide abortion medication on campus while Missouri senator gains support for federal restrictions.
The Department of Justice is requesting a court dissolve an injunction preventing the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia.
A housing affordability bill has cleared procedural hurdles in the US Senate and appears headed toward passage.
The Justice Department is finalizing plans to provide voter registration data collected from states to the Department of Homeland Security for use in immigration and criminal investigations.
President Trump praised ICE officers helping at airports during funding delays while considering National Guard deployment for additional assistance.
Republican senators show division over Kevin Warsh's potential Fed chair confirmation amid ongoing Powell investigation.
Representatives Al Green and Christian Menefee will face each other in a runoff after neither won a majority in Texas's 18th Congressional District primary.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco confiscated more election materials as part of a voter fraud investigation that state officials call baseless.
Vice President-elect JD Vance headlined a private donor gathering while early discussions emerge about 2028 presidential candidates.
A British man was sentenced for an XL bully attack while a New York man received 20+ years for killing a rapper during a pharmacy robbery.
Justice Department pardon attorney Ed Martin is facing disciplinary charges for sending a threatening letter to Georgetown Law about its DEI policies.
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