U.S. Rep. David Scott, who represented Georgia's 13th District since 2003 and was the first Black chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, has died at age 80.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals halted enforcement of a California law mandating visible identification for federal immigration agents.
Former Army officer Alex Vindman, who testified in Trump's 2019 impeachment proceedings, has announced a run for U.S. Senate.
Houston attorney Dan Cogdell, who represented Texas AG Ken Paxton in criminal and impeachment cases, endorsed Democrat James Talarico for Senate.
President Trump revealed that the military is constructing an underground facility below a controversial new White House ballroom project.
Transportation Security Administration workers are missing shifts without pay during a partial government shutdown, leading to longer security lines at airports.
Multiple tornadoes struck Mississippi Wednesday night, damaging over 1,000 buildings and injuring at least 17 people with no deaths reported.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. denounced a New York Times article that relied on sources from former agency employees.
New York receives $100 million from Bezos Foundation for early childhood education while Governor Hochul opts state into federal school choice tax credit program.
The Trump administration awarded a no-bid contract for Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool repairs that increased from an initial $1.8 million estimate to $13.1 million.
Congressional Republicans are requesting answers about disappeared scientists while lawmakers debate surveillance authority renewal.
Peru held presidential elections with 35 candidates vying to become the country's ninth president in 10 years as crime concerns dominate voter priorities.
The Philippine House voted 255-26 to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte on charges including misuse of funds and threatening the president.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche appeared before Senate appropriations panel to discuss Justice Department budget requests.
First Lady Melania Trump publicly denied connections to Jeffrey Epstein while Hillary Clinton criticized the administration's budget proposal in separate Thursday statements.
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