Five more migrants detained in Aurora, Colorado, home invasion possibly linked to brutal Venezuelan gang
Police in Aurora, Colorado, have detained five more migrants in an armed home invasion and kidnapping that occurred early Tuesday morning.
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Newsom removes college degree requirement for 30K state government jobs
Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that he will eliminate the college degree requirement for 30,000 state government jobs in California.
Rand Paul blocks bill responding to drone sightings: Shouldn’t rush to grant ‘sweeping surveillance powers’
Sen. Rand Paul on Wednesday blocked a bill that would have allowed local and state authorities to track drones amid a slew of worrisome sightings in the Northeast.
MAGAvenue: Lawmakers prep legislation to name several heartland highways after Trump
Missouri lawmakers are working to designate several stretches of Show-Me State highways after President-elect Trump, according to multiple reports.
Johnson hit with possible speakership rivals as conservatives rebel over government funding plan
House Republicans are beginning to discuss possible contenders to challenge Speaker Mike Johnson in January amid government funding chaos.
‘Evil terrorists’: House GOP border hawks rally around Trump’s deportation plan targeting ‘cartel thugs’
Members of the House Border Security Caucus pledged to back President-elect Trump's mass deportation plans and vowed to crack down on “particularly pernicious" sanctuary city policies.
Spending bill to fund State Department agency accused of censoring, blacklisting Americans
A State Department agency is set to be refunded in the upcoming continuing resolution (CR) bill despite being panned by conservatives for its alleged blacklisting of Americans and news outlets.
Justice Jackson’s role in ‘queer’ Broadway show ‘really reckless’ as court weighs trans case: legal expert
Critics question Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Broadway cameo in a "queer" "Romeo and Juliet" spinoff amid concerns it could affect her impartiality in U.S. v. Skrmetti.
Senate passes annual defense policy bill with transgender care restrictions and pay boost for junior troops
The Senate voted to pass the $895 billion annual defense policy bill that includes a pay raise for U.S. servicemembers and a provision that restricts transgender care.
Fetterman meets with Trump nominees, pledges ‘open-mind and an informed opinion’ for confirmation votes
Sen. John Fetterman suggested that it is his duty to meet with President-elect Donald Trump's nominees, and noted that he plans to make confirmation votes with an informed perspective.