South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is getting heat from some state Freedom Caucus members who say her executive branch has “overstepped” its constitutional authority.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will reconsider a batch of judges who have records of defending and fighting for lenient sentencing of violent criminals.
Jim Jordan said Republicans just want equal treatment after the White House said GOP investigations into Biden’s classified documents were “hypocritical.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Wednesday arrested a Brazilian citizen in Worcester, Massachusetts, who was wanted for a murder conviction.
GOP Rep. James Comer said Thursday that the White House’s failure to respond to his request and Rep. Jim Jordan’s request is an effort to “obstruct congressional oversight.
President Biden’s nominee for D.C. District Court failed to get enough votes to clear the Judiciary Committee, allowing his nomination expire with the end of the 117th Congress.
Texas governor Greg Abbott is facing criticism from Democrats for the late-night drop off of over 100 migrants in freezing temperatures in Washington, D.C., on Christmas Eve.
The White House says Senate confirmation of Eric Garcetti to be ambassador of India is still a “priority,” despite GOP worries about sexual harassment charges against aide.
Legal expert says that DOJ is likely to “ignore” the committee’s criminal referrals of former President Trump and could have a counterproductive effect.
Republicans scored some big wins in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2023, from ending the COVID-19 military vaccine mandate to boosting efforts to combat Russia and China.
The Respect for Marriage Act, lauded by Schumer as a “momentous step” for LGBTQ rights, is getting criticism from some of the left for not going far enough.
An FBI agent testified to Republican attorneys general this week that the FBI held weekly meetings with Big Tech companies in Silicon Valley ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt says a seven-hour deposition with Dr. Anthony Fauci revealed Fauci admitted to a friend that masks were “ineffective,” but supported mandates anyway.
A New York man attempted to smuggle four illegal immigrants from Eagle Pass to San Antonio before leading a Texas DPS trooper in a high-speed chase.
A federal judge ruled Monday that former White House press secretary Jen Psaki must offer deposition in lawsuit claiming she helped the WH collude with Big Tech to censor speech.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court sides with RNC in election integrity dispute and orders the state “to refrain from counting” misdated or undated absentee ballots ahead of Nov. 8 midterms.
The Senate Judiciary Committee, with a GOP gavel, intends to seek testimony from Hunter Biden, James Biden, and their business associates as part of its oversight duties.
The GOP is set to have the “most litigious” election cycle since 1981, launching 73 election integrity lawsuits in 20 states on issues such as poll watchers and absentee ballots.
Biden’s Justice Department has ramped up prosecutions of pro-life activists using the Clinton-era FACE Act, and has indicted 26 in 2022, compared to just four the previous year.
GOP Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is recommending the IRS and FBI review the nonprofit True The Vote for allegedly fundraising on false statements.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday on whether Alabama engaged in racial gerrymandering.
12 Senate Judiciary members sent a letter to Attorney General Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray asking for an explanation of “the extraordinary fact pattern” of the prosecution and arrest of pro-life activist, Mark Houck.
The FACE Act of 1994 makes it a federal crime to “injure, intimidate, or interfere” with someone seeking help from an abortion clinic or pro-life pregnancy center.
Two former Minneapolis officials were among the 49 indicted this week by the Justice Department for a “massive scheme” to embezzle over $250 million in Covid relief funds from the Federal Child Nutrition Program.
A California appeals court sent a lawsuit challenging the state’s “draconian infringement” on Second Amendment rights to a district court in light of a June Supreme Court decision.