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The House Oversight and Reform Committee is investigating the details surrounding how cocaine was able to be brought into the White House and is requesting a staff briefing on White House security measures from the Secret Service.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson completed her freshman term last week in what was a blockbuster year for the Supreme Court, speaking more than any new justice in the past 30 years and charting surprising alliances with some members of the 6-3 conservative bloc.

One of the most salacious allegations in transcripts already filled with sensational claims involves Hunter Biden’s alleged payments to prostitutes he flew around the country.

The Biden administration is planning a slew of actions across multiple agencies intended to lower healthcare costs as part of its "Bidenomics" agenda.

Despite recruiting challenges, USCG’s mission to protect our oceans, borders and sky remains unfettered.

The Biden administration suffered a major setback Tuesday morning over its social media policy but so far appears to be pushing ahead undaunted.

PHOENIX — Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb, the only Republican running for Senate in Arizona, has worked to raise his profile with the GOP base.

In the eyes of many Western supporters, Ukraine can do no wrong.

Biden’s White House team frequently attacks Republican opponents and amplifies Democratic campaign messaging.

The Select Committee on Strategic Competition's first six months of work has overlapped with a rise in Washington-Beijing tensions.