Rep. Roger Williams (R-TX), chairman of the House Small Business Committee, slammed the Small Business Administration on Tuesday for not going far enough in calling the federal workforce back to in-person work.
Hillary Clinton emphasized the importance of democracy during a rare appearance at the White House for a Japanese-sponsored art award after her surprise loss to former President Donald Trump in 2016.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is pleased by the indictments of former President Donald Trump, as he believes the attendant controversy will undermine the reputation of the United States internationally.
Former Homeland Security agent Tim Ballard attended a conference held by Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) on Tuesday that introduced legislation to require the Biden administration to locate 85,000 missing children in the United States.
The St. Louis, Missouri, transgender clinic investigated after allegedly harming 600 children with gender transition drugs and procedures has stopped treatment for minors.
Democratic New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez announced he will not defend the state in pending lawsuits against the governor's public health emergency order suspending open and concealed carry of firearms in Albuquerque and surrounding counties.
COVID-19-related unemployment fraud likely reached between $100 billion and $135 billion, according to a report from the Government Accountability Office.
AUSTIN, Texas — A personal injury lawyer hired by Ken Paxton to investigate crimes that wealthy political donor Nate Paul alleged testified before the Senate on Tuesday that he was duped by the now-impeached attorney general.
The House returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday and conservative lawmakers are underscoring their demands for a deal on government funding, with several hinting at trouble for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as he seeks to appease all corners of his party while also holding on to his No. 1 position in the lower chamber.
