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Former President George W Bush in a statement said America has lost one of the most dependable and distinctive voices on foreign affairs, with the passing of Henry Kissinger.
Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) is threatening to hold up the National Defense Authorization Act if the bill does not include his amendment that would expand compensation for victims of radiation exposure from the federal government’s atomic bomb tests.
The Supreme Court heard two cases on Monday to clarify how long repeat felony offenders convicted of federal gun charges should go to prison.
The number of crimes against Muslim and Jewish people continues to grow here in the United States
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday about double jeopardy in criminal prosecutions. The case centers around a man from Georgia who was convicted and acquitted of different homicide and assault charges and whether he can be prosecuted again.
The issue of double jeopardy will be front and center Tuesday at the U.S. Supreme Court. The question, can a criminal defendant be prosecuted again for a similar crime after they were previously acquitted?
The White House estimates 100,000 people will visit the people’s house this season.
Today marks the unofficial start of the holiday season in Washington as President Biden bestowed presidential pardons on two very lucky turkeys from Minnesota.
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson drafted a two-part, short term funding bill to keep parts of the government open through early 2024 but the bill doesn’t include aid to Israel or Ukraine. It also doesn’t include spending cuts that hard right republican’s want.
Friday, forest rangers and truck drivers from around the nation helped gift Congress with a 60 ft. Christmas tree.
President Biden touted the importance of trade ties with countries in the Indo-Pacific and met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in San Francisco.
We’re now six weeks into the war between Israel and Hamas.Tuesday, tens of thousands gathered on the national mall in sight of the U.S. Capitol to express their support for Israel
A small group of House Democrats, led by ‘The ‘Squad,’ renewed their calls Monday for a ceasefire in the Middle East.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) reported Thursday that there has been an ‘unprecedented’ increase in complaints of anti-Muslim or anti-Arab bias in the month since the escalation of violence between Israel and Hamas.
Mei Xiang, Tian Tian and 3-year-old Xiao Qi Ji packed their bags (and plenty of bamboo) for China after 50 years of panda diplomacy.
President Biden travels to Illinois to meet with auto workers, celebrate Stellantis plant reopening
Ohio is now the 24th state to spark up this green industry.
The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday for a case concerning the constitutionality of a law that disarms people under domestic violence orders.
East Texas resident Ryan Nichols pleads guilty to multiple felonies for his actions on Jan. 6. Nichols faces a maximum of 28 years in prison.
Tuesday’s reception was a redemption of sorts for those who were never thanked for their service.
The stage is set in Miami for the third Republican debate.
With the separation of church and state also came the First Amendment - the freedom to practice any religion without the enforcement of an official one.
Virginia is one of only four states holding a regularly scheduled statehouse election Tuesday. The state is viewed as a possible predictor of what could happen nationally in 2024.
President Biden says he is concerned about the historic rise in antisemitism as the war in the Middle East continues.
President and First Lady will pay respects to the victims and grieve with families and community members still impacted by the deadliest mass shooting this year.
President Biden to highlight how his economic policy, nicknamed "Bidenomics" is working for rural Americans, in Northfield, Minnesota.
Supreme Court to decide if a California man should be able to trademark the phrase “Trump too small”
The Supreme Court is set to hear a case about whether or not a man can trademark the phrase “Trump too small” on Wednesday.
The tradition has been around since the Eisenhower administration
The White House is calling President Biden’s Executive Order “the strongest set of actions any government in the world has ever taken on the safety, security, and trust of Artificial Intelligence.”
If a politician blocks you on social media – did they violate your first Amendment right? The Supreme Court will have to decide. : Director,
Social media companies are in the crosshairs of leaders around the country. :37-:46 Kristin Bride, Mesa, AZ:47-:55 Meghan Stuhmer, Las Vegas, NV:56-1:06 Peter Zampa, (Station) Washington News Bureau 1:07-1:14 Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) 1:34-1:41 Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN)
The President met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as well as Israeli president Isaac Herzog.
Assembly Studios provides 250,000 square feet of stage space and includes productions offices, warehouses, mill space
More than two dozen tri-state area veterans flew out to Washington on Thursday for the 68th Great River Honor Flight Mission, the last one of 2023.
Las Vegas High School’s Mariachi Joya group performs at Capitol.
President Joe Biden announced he will request an “unprecedented” aid package for Israel from Congress. The White House has told lawmakers the package could cost $90-100 billion.
The FDA believes recent studies in nuclear medicine have paved the way for new diet pills that will make those with obesity crave less food.
Wednesday morning, President Biden in the Rose Garden reiterated that U.S. support for Israel is unwavering.
South Carolina lawmakers admitted they changed the state Congressional election map to hold a voting advantage.
In response to Hamas attacks on Israel, the Pentagon has ordered the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier strike group to the Eastern Mediterranean.
Congress members say America didn’t make good on their promises to afghani allies, as the diligently try to correct the wrong.
A group of senators on Capitol Hill are now calling for the passage of a bill that could end government shutdowns for good.
The Biden administration announced there is an “immediate need” to build barriers along the southern U.S. border, changing course from when the president said construction would end.
On Tuesday, lawmakers made calls for additional aid for Ukraine after the bipartisan continuing resolution that Congress passed to avert a government shutdown did not include aid for the country.
A new case at the Supreme Court could potentially change the way the American Disabilities Act is enforced.
GOP primary debate saw seven candidates talk about wide array of topics. Trump did not attend.
President Biden is traveling to Michigan on Tuesday to join striking United Auto Workers and show his support for them.
Leaders say this gathering is crucial for combating historical and new issues in the black community.