Days before the end of the fiscal year, the White House proposed rescinding nearly $1 billion in congressionally approved funding
Republicans and Democrats in Congress have offered multiple proposals for reining in artificial intelligence, but they face a tough sell with President Trump
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s plan to repeal greenhouse gas emissions rules represents the latest shift in controversial U.S. power plant policies
Republicans hope last week’s energy in Dallas will translate into Senate and House wins come November
One year after Charlie Kirk’s death, elected officials still endure political threats
James Braid’s departure comes ahead of a potential congressional flip
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix was Washington’s first-ever high speed motor race
The administration argues the ballroom and accompanying fortifications are necessary for national security
A spate of misconduct claims draws attention to a problem that appears to be worsening
Conservative states propose requiring a supermajority popular vote to change their constitutions
