One Minnesota State Senate candidate was in labor during a speech she gave at a convention to secure the nomination of her party.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Monday's bill to establish a police force to pursue voter fraud.

Washington The White House announced Monday that President Biden will nominate veteran diplomat Bridget Brink as United States Ambassador to Ukraine.

Florida Gov. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed new guidelines Friday regarding race-based discussions within schools and businesses as part of his campaign against critical Race Theory, which he described as "pernicious".

The attorney for the man who claimed he shot and killed a Tulsa officer sergeant and injured another because he was afraid for his own life during a traffic stop, was convicted Friday of murder.

Orrin G.Hatch, the longest serving Republican senator and a fixture of Utah politics for over four decades, has died at age 88.

Washington The Supreme Court ruled that Congress is not required by law to provide federal disability benefits for residents of Puerto Rico. It found that denial of these payments to Puerto Rican residents does not violate the Constitution.

Washington --President Biden said Thursday that the U.S. would provide additional security assistance to Ukraine in the next phrase of the war with Russia, with Russian forces continuing to expand their large-scale offensive for control of Ukraine's eastern region.

According to documents and an attorney involved, the documents were subpoenaed by the Hunter Biden prosecution. They included tax records for President Barack Obama's son.

Florida's legislature approved a congressional mapping Thursday. This could give Republicans four additional House seats and would eliminate two heavily Black districts in Jacksonville and Orlando.

Some recordings could make it difficult for the California Republican to be Speaker of the House, especially if Trump speaks against them.

The Supreme Court upheld the discriminatory treatment of residents of Puerto Rico. It ruled that Congress had the power to exclude them form a benefit program that is available in all 50 States and the District of Columbia.

Joe Biden, President, pledged $1.3 billion Thursday to support Ukraine's strong, but increasingly difficult fight against the Russian invasion .

President Joe Biden offers a message to frustrated voters for the election year: At least he's trying.

President Joe Biden is taking steps towards restoring national forests destroyed by wildfires and drought. He visited Seattle on Earth Day to sign an executive order to protect some of the country's oldest and largest trees.

To rein in high inflation the Federal Reserve must act faster than ever before, Chair Jerome Powell stated Thursday. He indicated that the Fed will likely increase its interest rates over the next few months, starting at its May policy meeting.

British lawmakers ordered a parliamentary probe into Boris Johnson, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, for lying about whether he violated coronavirus restrictions through illegal gatherings during pandemic

Florida Gov. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis asked Tuesday for the Legislature to repeal a law allowing Walt Disney World's private government to manage its state properties. This was the latest in a series of spats between the governor, and the entertainment company over the controversial "Don't Say Gay” law.

Michelle Obama will give the keynote address at the democracy summit sponsored and hosted by the nonpartisan national voting group she helped to create. The announcement was made Wednesday.

Sarah Palinisn’t fond of sharing the spotlight.

Kimberly Guilfoyle was the fiancee to former President Donald Trump's oldest son.

Biden's administration will restore federal regulations that require a thorough environmental review of major infrastructure projects, such as pipelines, highways, and oil wells.

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden will visit Portsmouth Harbor, New Hampshire to show that the infrastructure law of last year is helping to alleviate the country's supply chains woes.

The International Monetary Fund has downgraded its outlook for the global economy for this year and next. It blames Russia's war against Ukraine for disrupting global commerce and pushing up oil prices.

Federal Judge ruled Thursday that portions of Florida's election law were invalid. He stated in a ruling that the Republican-led government used subtle tactics to suppress Black voters.

President Joe Biden has named Taraji P. Henson, actor, and Chris Paul, NBA's Chris Paul to a presidential advisory panel on historically Black colleges or universities.

The House approved legislation Friday that would decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. Democrats argued for states being able to decide their own policy on pot.

On Friday, a prosecutor asked jurors to convict four men for plotting to kidnap the Michigan governor.

Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo filed a lawsuit Friday against the state's ethics commissioner.

Friday's announcement by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that they are ending a policy which limited asylum at the U.S. - Mexico border in order to stop the spread of COVID-19 was made.

The Jan. 6 House Select Committee Chairman stated that a CBS News and The Washington Post report that records from the day after the attack on the U.S. Capitol showed a gap of 7 hours and 37 minutes in former President Donald Trump’s phone logs is "concerning".

Infowars host Alex Jones offered $120,000 per plaintiff in settlement of a lawsuit brought by the relatives of Sandy Hook Elementary School victims.

A widow of a suicide victim officer responding to the attack on Capitol Hill Jan. 6, is urging Congress to pass legislation to recognize the trauma experienced by law enforcement officers who commit suicide.

In a new interview, published Tuesday, former President Donald Trump asked Russian President Vladimir Putin for information about Hunter Biden and his business dealings with Eastern European oligarchs.

She exclaimed, "Senator," and let out an audible sigh.

After a California jury found him guilty of lying to federal authorities regarding an illegal campaign donation by a foreign national, Republican U.S. Rep. Jeff Fortenberry resigned his office in Nebraska on Saturday

A South Dakota House committee is set to conclude its work this week. It will investigate whether the attorney general of the state should be impeached over his conduct in relation to a fatal 2020 car accident. This follows a lengthy investigation that split the Republicans.

After predawn elections resulted in Wisconsin for Joe Biden in 2020's White House race, Democrats in Milwaukee were vilified by potential visitors. 

Officials praised Patricia Guerrero, an appellate judge, for her historic appointment to the California Supreme Court's first Latina member.

President Joe Biden's $5.8 Trillion budget for next year would reduce federal deficits and increase taxes on the richest Americans.

The Arizona Legislature passed bills Thursday to prohibit gender reassignment surgery for minors and ban transgender athletes from playing on girls sports teams, joining a growing list of Republican-controlled states attempting to restrict transgender rights as they gain more visibility in culture and society.

Thursday's lawsuit was filed by three Muslim Americans alleging that U.S. border agents interrogated them about their religious beliefs, in violation of their constitutional rights, when they returned from international travel.

Arizona is a fertile ground for social conservatives. It has some of the most restrictive laws in America against abortion, and it has a history of restricting LGBTQ rights.

Friday's ruling by a Maryland judge declared that the new state congressional map was unconstitutional. This is the first time a court has ruled against a Democratic-drawn map.

On Friday, jurors found that police used excessive force against protestors, violating their constitutional right, during demonstrations over George Floyd's killing two years ago. They ordered the city to pay $14 million in damages to 12 plaintiffs.

Republicans are pushing for partisan ballot reviews like the one in Arizona last year. This effort has been embraced by other battleground states, including those where Donald Trump lost his election.