Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX) showed how the state is seeking to temper a rush of migrants at the southern border late Monday evening, posting a video revealing barbed wiring strung across gaps along the border.
With Republicans and the White House at odds over raising the debt ceiling, some have suggested that President Joe Biden invoke the 14th Amendment to issue new debt without authorization from Congress.
In the wake of the political and legal fight over the availability of a common medication abortion pill last month, two-thirds of Americans said the drug, mifepristone, should remain available, according to a new poll.
States are moving to relax child labor laws amid a tight labor market, setting off a fresh debate on the value of work and the protections for children that have existed since the Great Depression.
The federal government is slated to sunset various initiatives on Thursday related to the more than three-year public health emergency sparked by the outbreak of COVID-19.
Oregon has paused its electric vehicle rebate program after handing out more than $75 million in funds and is focusing on stocking state parks with new chargers to support the influx of new cars.
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany described her decision to have a mastectomy as a “difficult one” and warned against Democrats’ attempts to push such medical procedures on children.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) leads an unruly conference with a five-seat majority. President Joe Biden has an all-time low approval rating of 36%.
