House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-OK) pressed the White House on Tuesday about whether aides pressured the National Archives and Records Administration to stay quiet about President Joe Biden’s mishandled classified documents.
The Internal Revenue Service warned taxpayers Tuesday to review Employee Retention Credit guidelines carefully before trying to claim the credit. It cited third parties encouraging people to claim the credit despite being ineligible for it as a reason for the warning.
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) came out in opposition to the "Information Dissemination" bill that would require certain bloggers to register with the state.
State Department spokesman Ned Price will exit from his role later this month, marking the latest shuffle in the communications team for the Biden administration.
A White House official from Barack Obama's presidency died on Friday from serious turbulence while flying back to Maryland in a private plane, authorities confirmed Monday.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams suggested that stores should require patrons to remove their masks before entering a store to prevent robberies or crimes.
A federal judge in Missouri overturned a state law Tuesday that made certain federal gun laws "invalid" if there is not a state-level equivalent, handing a legal victory to the Justice Department, which sued against the law.
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) appealed to President Joe Biden to grant Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic an exemption on the COVID-19 mandate so he can play in the Miami Open.
