A bipartisan group of senators is reintroducing legislation that would require social media companies to report content on their platforms posted by drug cartels trying to recruit Americans to smuggle immigrants into the country in exchange for fast cash.
Utah became the third state to enact a universal school choice program Saturday after Gov. Spencer Cox (R) signed legislation into law creating a state-funded scholarship program that can be used for private school tuition.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faulted Iran for “export[ing] aggression ... beyond the Middle East” in a rare hint of displeasure over the regime’s military ties with Russia that dovetails with U.S. efforts to rally military support for Ukraine.
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom discussed his international youth basketball camps during an event on Capitol Hill on Monday, claiming it was a way to inspire younger generations.
Arizona's Kari Lake slammed Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) as the "AOC of Arizona" at a Sunday night rally held to bolster legal efforts to overturn the results of her failed gubernatorial bid and possibly test the waters for a 2024 Senate run.
Relations between the leaders of the House and Senate appear increasingly chilly as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) throws barbs at the House GOP over the brewing debt ceiling fight.
New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin is set to open an investigation into a local school board election after a poll worker inadvertently counted some votes twice, the Democrat announced last week.
