Despite Mullin’s image as a brawler, commentators have noted that he has not served in law enforcement or the military, and so lacks practical experience within the world of national security. Neither ...

Michigan lawmakers are weighing a sweeping package of election bills that would move the state’s regular primary from August to May and lock in the state’s early February presidential primary as a ...

The Issue: Sen. John Cornyn calling for Republican support to end the filibuster to pass the voter-ID law. I have never been a huge fan of Sen. John Cornyn, but his stock has risen considerably after ...

Under the first order signed Friday by Trump, federal agencies would create incentives to speed up permitting times by state ...

U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden and Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read denounced what they described during a Friday press conference as President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to undermine Oregonians’ right ...

Florida’s 60-day regular session ended Friday — without a state budget and just 234 bills passed out of 1,896 filed. That’s 12%. Although lawmakers will return to Tallahassee in mid-April to hammer ...

The first bill would allow community banks and minority depository institutions to count reciprocal deposits as an approved form of collateral under the Banking Development District program, according ...

An emergency fund used by Gov. Ron DeSantis on immigration enforcement efforts that expired in February will be renewed after lawmakers agreed to extend it.

The judge, who has come under President Trump’s fire before, pointed to “abundant evidence” that the subpoenas were part of a pressure campaign against Powell.

Georgia senator faces competitive race in state Trump won in 2024 ...

Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill to make ensure parents know their rights during child welfare investigations. The "Know Before They Knock Family Right to Notice Act" (Senate Bill 650) ...

Supporters say it would give Kentucky families more choices over their child’s education. Opponents worry it would hurt public schools.