Former President Bill Clinton was back at the White House this week to celebrate the 30th anniversary of a federal policy that allows U.S. workers to take up to 12 weeks of time off for an illness or new baby without losing their job.
Recent data show that while violent crimes in some major cities are on the decline, the rise of smaller, less deadly crimes is indicating that 2023 will be filled with some headaches for law enforcement.
A group of 126 House Republicans filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court for the case challenging President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program.
Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-MT) says he is concerned over the "lack of transparency" regarding the Chinese spy balloon spotted over his district earlier this week.
Rep. George Santos (R-NY) reportedly told donors he produced a Broadway show while campaigning in 2021. The claim adds to a long list of fabrications by the freshman lawmaker.
A second suspected spy balloon believed to belong to China has been spotted over Latin America, the Pentagon confirmed Friday, according to multiple news reports.
The Department of Agriculture proposed new changes for school meals Friday. They include the first limits on added sugars like those found in cereal, sweet breaded products, and flavored milk.
