The White House defended President Joe Biden's ability to handle his job into a second term, dismissing questions over his fitness for office by pointing to his record.
The Supreme Court canceled March 1 oral arguments in a case challenging the Title 42 emergency policy soon after the Justice Department said the case would soon become moot.
The House’s first committee hearing at the U.S.-Mexico border descended into infighting among Democrats and Republicans who accused each other of hijacking the fentanyl epidemic for political purposes.
The Internal Revenue Service has advised taxpayers not to call the agency over Presidents Day weekend, as the agency tends to receive a high volume of calls from taxpayers over the holiday.
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Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) blasted the Department of Transportation's response to the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, calling on Secretary Pete Buttigieg to stop blaming the former administration for the disaster.
The Alaskan Region of North American Aerospace Defense Command tracked and intercepted four Russian aircraft that were entering and operating within the Alaska Air Defense Identification on Monday and again on Tuesday.
