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House Democrats now have 214 members to Republicans' 218 after a former Texas attorney won a special election in a blue-leaning district over the weekend.
A new Fox News poll reveals 60% of voters think artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly, while 63% lack confidence in the federal government's regulation of AI.
Nearly half of state attorneys general demand Congress expand probe into alleged climate bias influencing federal judges through judicial reference manual.
"Keep my name out of your mouth while you're at it," said former U.S. Congressman Colin Allred after claims from an influencer went viral.
The Colorado Supreme Court rejected a convicted defendant’s argument on Monday that Arapahoe County prosecutors unconstitutionally singled out him and another Black teenager for murder prosecutions as adults, while offering lenient plea deals to thei
The House Rules Committee votes on the government funding package and on whether to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas in the Jeffrey Epstein case.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) holds a news conference at the U.S. Capitol.
President Donald Trump has vowed not to bring federal law enforcement into Democrat cities amid protests "unless and until" officials there "ask us" for help - and do so politely.
Violent crime is falling in Washington DC to remarkable levels. NTD has the details.
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a 2019 law designed to protect the exercise of First Amendment rights conflicts with the state constitution in certain scenarios involving appeals from county courts. Known as the "anti-SLAPP" law,
The GoFundMe page for Temple college senior Jerome Richardson's legal defense has already raised over $11,000.
Trump says Sununu is a strong supporter of the America First agenda.