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Internal documents show the Biden administration used the Treasury Department and IRS to promote voter registration.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a stark warning Wednesday, August 7, stressing that global attention on Gaza’s humanitarian situation is dangerously eclipsing the urgent need to rescue hostages held by Hamas.

The FBI has removed multiple senior officials, including former acting director Brian Driscoll and agents tied to high-profile January 6 prosecutions, as part of a sweeping internal overhaul.

Hunter Biden has begun a new position as Director of Development at BASTA Universal, a sister organization of BASTA, which advocates for tenant rights and homelessness prevention in Southern Los Angeles.

The U.S. Army awarded medals to soldiers who addressed an active shooter incident at Georgia's Fort Stewart.

Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez announced that a Select Committee on Congressional Redistricting has been created amid Texas' mid-decade redistricting effort.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unveiled a new plan to boost the nation's domestic pharmaceutical supply.

How compassionate justice, common-sense policies, and righteous reform can turn California around—and help awaken a nation

Criticism of former President Bill Clinton’s gun control legacy is intensifying after another violent attack on a U.S. military base left troops defenseless. The shooting at Fort Stewart has renewed scrutiny over the gun-free policies enacted during Clinton’s administration—rules that many say have left America’s soldiers vulnerable to armed attackers.

New York City announced that it will open a homeless shelter specifically for “transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC)” people.