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Major data breach exposes personal information of ‘hundreds’ of lawmakers and staff

A major data breach of DC Health Link has exposed the personal information of lawmakers and staff, the House's chief administrative officer informed members on Wednesday.

Fossil fuels needed through 2050, Energy Secretary Granholm tells industry

HOUSTON, Texas — The world will need fossil fuels for decades but they must be paired with technologies that capture their greenhouse gas emissions, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said Wednesday.

WATCH LIVE: Senate holds vote on crime bill despite DC Council withdrawal

The Senate is voting on whether to overturn Washington, D.C.'s criminal code that would lessen penalties for some crimes, including homicide.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders signs Arkansas universal school choice bill

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) signed an education reform bill into law Wednesday that makes Arkansas the third state this year to enact a universal school choice program.

DeSantis jokes about smuggling Novak Djokovic into Florida

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis quipped Wednesday about smuggling Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic into Florida amid a COVID-19 rule blocking him from entry.

Legalizing marijuana in 2023: Here are the states considering legal recreational use

A handful of states are making strides to legalize marijuana for recreational use in 2023. They are introducing either legislation or ballot initiatives to expand its usage beyond medical purposes.

House Republicans plan Jan. 6 investigations despite backlash over Tucker Carlson coverage

House Republicans are reportedly planning to open a number of investigations into the Jan. 6 Capitol riot despite recent criticism of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) decision to grant Fox News host Tucker Carlson exclusive access to surveillance footage from the day of the attack.

Movin’ out: National homebuilding company shifts headquarters from California to Texas

Another company has announced plans to move its headquarters out of California.

Repatriation of two Americans killed in Mexico ‘underway,’ State Department says

State Department spokesman Ned Price revealed that the repatriation of the two Americans killed in Mexico is underway.

‘Shocking’ plunge in construction job openings as Fed rate hikes begin to sting

The number of job openings in construction collapsed in January, a sign that the Federal Reserve's campaign to raise interest rates is finally beginning to tear through the industry.
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