The Department of Justice charged the Jan. 6 defendant who was found with firearms and ammunition in his van near former President Barack Obama’s house last month in a federal indictment.
The American Library Association says it remains committed to supporting libraries and librarians in all states, days after the Montana State Library Commission cut ties with the group for electing a self-described "Marxist lesbian" as president.
Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, is staying out of the Ohio Republican Senate primary next year, despite taking a more aggressive approach to 2024.
President Joe Biden almost certainly won't sign a version of the National Defense Authorization Act that mirrors the one the Republican-led House of Representatives passed on Friday morning.
Rep. George Santos (R-NY) reported a strong fundraising haul during the second quarter of 2023, far eclipsing what he raised during his first quarter. However, the New York freshman spent most of what he earned repaying debts he accrued during his midterm campaign, filings show.
A large spike in Chinese donations to the University of Pennsylvania following the school opening its think tank named after President Joe Biden was "startling," according to a former top investigator at the Education Department.
Members of the United States Senate had mixed initial reactions to President Joe Biden saying on Thursday that he is "serious" about seeking a prisoner swap that would bring detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich home from Russia.
