Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) confirmed Friday that Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) will be stepping down as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
More than 300,000 immigrants attempted to enter the United States unlawfully in August, surpassing all national records and spelling a catastrophe for the Biden administration that claimed its sweeping policy reforms were working.
The Supreme Court on Friday extended a hold on a lower court ruling limiting Biden administration officials from communicating with Big Tech companies about content moderation. The pause, which was set to expire Friday, will now go until Wednesday, Sept. 27, to allow the justices time to consider how to handle the high-profile free speech case.
The leadership of George Mason University is firing back after a report from the Heritage Foundation said the school had one of the largest diversity, equity, and inclusion bureaucracies in the nation.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spent this week in the United States but left without a public commitment from the Biden administration on one of its most pressing military requests.
The White House was repeatedly asked why President Joe Biden retold the story about his decision to run during a fundraiser amid concerns about his age.
The Biden administration has opted to provide Ukraine with a type of munition for the second time this week that's been outlawed in more than a hundred countries due to the risks posed to civilians.
