Week

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine (R) is sending law enforcement to the city of Springfield in an effort to address the migrant crisis.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) withdrew a government funding bill on Wednesday hours before the vote.

A recent Morning Consult poll has sparked optimism among Democrats regarding their chances in the 2024 state elections.

A California sheriff said in testimony to Congress this week that Mexican cartel assassins are currently operating inside the United States.

California residents are reportedly experiencing power outages during a severe heat wave, highlighting the state's problematic shift to green energy.

A potential ballot measure aimed at overturning protections for the unborn in Missouri might not appear on ballots due to a finding that its wording breaches state legislation. 

Several ISIS terrorists were reportedly arrested in Indonesia last week for plotting to assassinate Pope Francis during his recent visit.

According to reports, Marcee Gray, the mother of the shooter involved in the Georgia mass shooting last week, told family members that she called the high school the morning of the shooting and warned a counselor about an “extreme emergency” involving her 14-year-old son Colt.

Former President George W. Bush has remained silent about his voting plans for the 2024 presidential election.

Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota falsely claimed that being gay is "technically illegal" in Nebraska, a statement fact-checked by various sources.