Federal law does not permit the president’s face to be used on currency, but approval of the project in the context of America’s 250th anniversary allowed its distribution.

The latest report from the Social Security trustees warns that the program’s retirement trust fund will be depleted by late 2032.

The House Budget Committee has released the resolution for Republicans' third party-line spending bill, with a top line of $95 billion in spending.

At the beginning of Trump's second term, Blanche was confirmed by the Senate to serve as second in command at the Justice Department.

Former President Joe Biden announced a Nov. 17 release date for his memoir, "Promise Me, America," coming after the midterm elections.

Bill Gates once had a business relationship with Jeffrey Epstein years before the sex offender died, government documents showed.

There are people whose destiny is to fight for their country with weapons, but there are also those who don’t want or can’t do it, and they have a right.

Biden's DOJ quietly rewrote the rules on election guidance and buried the one rule that would let Congress stop it.

A new report says the Smithsonian's flagship history museum has no major exhibit on the founding, Washington, or the Revolution.

Schumer said he would stay out of the Maine Senate Democratic primary, holding off on involvement in the race until after.

Sens. Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), who rebooted the group in 2018, are both retiring at the end of the year.

The speaker has distributed over $500,000 to two dozen incumbents in his joint fundraising committee so far this cycle.