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Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed legislation Thursday raising the marriage eligibility age in the Green Mountain State to 18.

Under the threat of a default, the White House and House Republicans have engaged in a war of words over raising the country's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling before the summer.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) made a casual return to the Capitol this week following a prolonged absence for clinical depression. The first-year senator sported sneakers, gym shorts, and a sweatshirt hoodie on Monday when he arrived at the Senate for the first time since February.

The ashes of a NASA astronaut who was never able to accomplish his dream of traveling into space are set to fulfill his dream.

A lenient Bronx judge is reportedly being taken off criminal cases amid intense criticism.

After a majority on the Supreme Court halted a sweeping lower court ruling threatening access to a common abortion drug, Justice Samuel Alito dissented from the pack, downplaying claims of "regulatory chaos" that would ensue over conflicting lower court decisions.

Acting Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Billy Nolen will be stepping down from his position over the summer.

President Joe Biden joked on Friday about being a "very dull president" known for his sunglasses and love of chocolate chip ice cream.

Taxpayers who claimed the child tax credit when filing their taxes may be able to claim several other credits pending eligibility.

More than 60 liberal grassroots groups sent a letter to Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) on Friday asking her to resign, saying her extended absence in the Senate threatens her “storied legacy.”