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Republicans held their first impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden on Thursday, where they repeatedly raised the possibility that existing evidence against the president could amount to abuse of power, an impeachable offense.

Former President Donald Trump lost a last-ditch effort to delay the start of his Oct. 2 civil fraud trial in New York.

White House officials made fun of an ethics law restricting their language during a call warning against a government shutdown.

As the government appears headed for a shutdown, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are looking at furloughs and late paychecks.

President Joe Biden was interrupted by a protester as he encouraged the country to put politics aside to protect democracy and its public institutions.

An exonerated man who was released from jail earlier this year has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of Chicago.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) poked fun at Republicans' attempt to impeach President Joe Biden, gifting Rep. James Comer (R-KY) a case of Bud Light to commemorate the "historic impeachment journey."

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin sending out October payments to eligible Pennsylvania recipients in five days.

A government shutdown would temporarily end several welfare programs, officials are warning.

Fast food workers in California can expect a bit more money in their wallets thanks to new legislation that was approved Thursday, which will raise the minimum wage to $20 per hour.