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Bidens host ‘EGGucation’-themed White House Easter Egg Roll

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden hosted young children and their families at the White House Monday for Biden's second Easter Egg Roll as president.

Judiciary Committee field hearing on violent crime in Alvin Bragg’s backyard

Members of the House Judiciary Committee announced a field hearing in Manhattan about "victims of violent crime" on April 17.

Nashville Metro Council to vote on reinstating ousted Tennessee lawmaker

Members of the Nashville Metro Council are set to convene later Monday to contemplate the prospect of reappointing former state Rep. Justin Jones, a Democrat.

West Virginia Senate GOP primary heating up as party seeks to gain 2024 Senate majority

The Republican primary for the West Virginia Senate race is heating up as different factions of the GOP take sides between the top contenders.

Biden says he plans to run in 2024 but is ‘not prepared to announce it yet’

President Joe Biden may be at the White House's annual Easter Egg Roll, but he is not ready to get the ball rolling on his reelection campaign.

Biden allies chart out campaign plans as president stalls 2024 announcement

President Joe Biden may be talking like a candidate, but he's not yet running as one, prompting his allies to chart out campaign plans slowly behind the scenes.

Louisville police confirm casualties in ‘active aggressor’ situation

Police confirmed reports that there are casualties in an "active aggressor" situation in Louisville, Kentucky.

DeSantis set to pay first public visit to South Carolina amid 2024 buzz

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is set to embark on his first public event in South Carolina of the year as 2024 speculations mounts.

Bob Casey announces reelection bid, in boost to Democrats’ 2024 plans

Incumbent Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) announced his reelection bid Monday, bolstering the Democrats' chances of retaining the Senate in 2024.

Republicans worry Trump’s ‘defund the FBI’ push could hurt their crime message

Former President Donald Trump called for Republicans on Capitol Hill to cut funding for the FBI and Justice Department after his indictment, potentially affecting the GOP's tough-on-crime messaging.
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