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The FBI building in Washington D.C., was just voted ugliest building in the United States from a survey by BuildWorld.

The U.S. has continued supporting Ukraine for a year following Russia’s invasion, but some lawmakers are worried about the cost

For a second day in a row the Supreme Court took aim at the protections for American tech giants.

TikTok responds a ban may have effect of “censoring the voices of millions of Americans”

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in the case of Gonzalez Vs. Google

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has announced a series of proposed reforms to the rail industry. Some reforms are dependent on cooperation from Congress and rail companies

Tech giants are in the crosshairs of the nation’s high court this week.

Lawmakers push changes to federal laws on marijuana, with a special focus on banking regulations.

Should tech companies be held accountable for what others put on their platforms?

The town of Princeville, NC is celebrating its 138th founders day this month.

White House Correspondent Jon Decker spoke with EU Ambassador to the US Stavros Lambrinidis.

Republicans accuse Democrats of not doing enough at the border. Democrats accuse Republicans of wanting to make cuts.

Governor Kristi Noem (R-S.D.) gives a foreign policy speech at the America First Policy Institute, fueling speculation, she's considering a run for the White House.

It was North vs. South in an old-fashioned Dakota territory rivalry this week

Louisiana Sen. Kennedy on unknown flying objects: “This has been going on for a long, long, long time.”

Senate hearing looks at whether legislation is needed to protect children online.

Another mass shooting in America is being met with more calls for legislation to try to stop and prevent them from happening in the future.

Spokesman says won’t rule out possibility of surveillance activity

Minnesotans urge lawmakers to support affordable housing.

Pennsylvania Congressman Dwight Evans and Missouri Rep. Emanuel Cleaver are now raising the (cheese) steaks in their good-natured Super Bowl rivalry.

Senators Sanders and Braun join rail workers to demand paid sick leave.

It’s a special day when you’re supposed to lead with your heart, but sometimes the price tag can get in the way. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa has a few ways for you to save on Valentine’s Day.

A new judge takes over the January 6, 2021 case of east Texas men, Ryan Nichols and Alex Harkrider.

The Democratic National Committee made big changes as for when Americans will vote for presidential candidates in 2024.

Foreign policy experts note that it’s likely President Joe Biden will be met with increased skepticism when he addresses the situation in Ukraine. Nearly one year after invading, Russian President Vladimir Putin insists his country is threatened and his military forces must “repel the aggression of the collective West.”

Joshua Haynes of Covington, Virginia, was sentenced to 32 months behind bars and 36 months of supervised release for his part in the January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection.

Bill nearly mirrors legislation offered by Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) last year

The nation reached its more than $31 trillion federal government borrowing limit in January.

According to US Customs and border data, about 2.5 million people have been expelled from the US since 2020 because of Title 42.

There is a renewed effort in Congress to limit the amount of time lawmakers can serve