Kirk Cameron and his faith-based children’s book publisher, Brave Books, are not deterred by one Alabama library’s attempt to cancel a gathering in coordination with their “See You at the Library” event.
2024 Republican presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) is pitching voters on his belief that the fentanyl epidemic is a symptom of the mental health crisis in the United States and said addressing the underlying cause of people turning to fentanyl was as important as addressing the flow of drugs into the country.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin instructed United States military leaders to reshuffle leadership roles in response to Sen. Tommy Tuberville's (R-AL) promotion blockade.
Every member of Alabama's Republican House delegation endorsed former President Donald Trump's presidential campaign on Friday, adding more notches to Trump's lead over his 2024 rivals in the GOP primary.
The National Republican Congressional Committee is warning a vulnerable Maine Democrat that it plans to use a recent visit to his state by President Joe Biden against him in the 2024 election.
Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC) will not seek reelection to Congress, instead running for North Carolina attorney general because he believes he can "do more for the people of North Carolina as attorney general than I can right now as a member of Congress."
Former President Donald Trump's legal team signaled they would seek "other channels" for judicial review in their effort to keep a Georgia prosecutor from bringing what could be the former president's fourth indictment this year.
When Congress returns from its six-week recess, lawmakers will be faced with a tight deadline to pass all its spending bills before the end of September or risk a government shutdown. The 18-day window doesn’t provide a lot of room for error, but not all Congress members are scrambling to get the must-pass legislation to the president’s desk.
Minnesota inaugurated a new program to use tax revenue from newly-legalized marijuana to invest in communities that felt the "direct harm" from prohibition.
