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House Democrats are accusing the GOP of selectively using evidence to claim top government officials intentionally misled the public on the Hunter Biden laptop case to help then-candidate Joe Biden win the 2020 election.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg dropped his challenge to the subpoena of a former New York County prosecutor, offering House Republicans a win in their investigation of criminal charges against former President Donald Trump.

NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — Conservatives plan to redefine the powers of the executive branch if a Republican wins the White House in 2024.

Recipients of a guaranteed income program in California are set to receive their next payment in 25 days.

Recipients of a food and utility subsidy program in Chelsea, Massachusetts, will receive their final payment from the program in 23 days.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price is facing severe backlash and a possible recall from residents who think she is inept in prosecuting violent crime cases. The California judge joins a handful of district attorneys across the United States who have been blasted for their soft-on-crime approach.

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.