The working relationship between Sens. Steve Daines (R-MT) and Jon Tester (D-MT) appears to be deteriorating as the former leads the GOP's efforts to retake the Senate in 2024.
Hundreds of Washington, D.C., residents have signed a petition to change the district's air conditioning mandates so apartment complexes that are rent-controlled can turn air conditioners on earlier than May 15.
Republicans in the Tennessee state legislature are being accused of racism after expelling two black Democratic lawmakers from the House after they disrupted a session of the legislature, but not expelling the white woman who also protested.
Officers who join the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., could receive a hefty signing bonus under a new recruitment campaign launched by the mayor as the city seeks to crack down on rising crime rates.
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) formally charged a Wall Street Journal reporter who has been detained in the country since March with espionage.
The Department of Defense is looking into how top-secret documents with details regarding the war in Ukraine were published on at least two social media sites, Twitter and Telegram.
Anyone considering going to college could find use in a new tool available online, which can reveal the colleges that produce workers with the highest income after attendance.
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) punched back in his dispute with Disney by vowing to investigate the multibillion-dollar corporation's taxes on Disney hotels and imposing tolls on the roads that serve the theme parks.
The March jobs report, which shows that the labor market is softening but remains strong, raises the prospect that the Federal Reserve could overstep at its next meeting.
A Mississippi woman has been released from custody after authorities said they believe she acted in self-defense when she shot her alleged attacker Sunday.
