The initial architect disagreed with Trump's plan to build a 90,000-square-foot ballroom, which would be larger than the White House.

The congressman's wealthy background contrasts with the legislation; Goldman is one of the wealthiest members of Congress.

The 22nd strike on an alleged drug vessel occurred on Thursday, bringing the total number of people killed to 86 since early September.

Newsom announced that he will be paying a visit to Washington “to push for a long-overdue federal aid package for survivors” of the LA fires.

Rep. Adelita Grijalva noted the “quick” swearing in for Rep. Matt Van Epps on Thursday after her own swearing in was halted for 50 days.

The high court granted a stay of the lower court order, with the unsigned majority alleging the lower court panel erred in its ruling.

Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) addresses CDL issues by proposing federal fund withholding for non-compliant states, including Illinois.

The Harry S. Truman carrier strike group's deployment was marred by four mishaps, resulting in the loss of nearly $100 million in equipment.

A federal appeals court allowed the deployment of the D.C. National Guard to continue, halting a lower court's order ruling it unlawful.

Walz said people are exhibiting “shameful” behavior while driving by his house after Trump issued a statement against the governor.

The CDC's vaccine safety panel is setting up a work group to review the five vaccines recommended to pregnant women.

The independent, nonpartisan watchdog agreed to launch the inquiry in a letter to eight Democratic senators who requested it.