Cocaine residue was found on Hunter Biden’s gun pouch in 2018 case, prosecutors say
In pressing for the case against him to proceed, prosecutors said “the strength of the evidence against him is overwhelming.”
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Senate clears first hurdle to thwart partial government shutdown
The chamber still needs to reach a deal to pass the bill quickly, requiring the consent of all 100 senators, in order to clear the Friday deadline.
Following Third Place Finish in Iowa, Haley Sets Sights on New Hampshire
She did not leave Iowa without taking a shot at former President Donald Trump, who dominated the caucus. DES MOINES, Iowa—Following a close third-place finish in the Jan. 15 Iowa Caucus, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has moved her full attention to New Hampshire, where she is staking
Trump teases future role for Ramaswamy at NH rally: ‘He’ll be working with us for a long time’
Former President Trump floated a potential role for former GOP rival Vivek Ramaswamy at a campaign rally in New Hampshire after the biotech entrepreneur suspended his presidential bid.
Georgia House GOP eyes 9-figure preschool spending hike
Republican leadership in the Georgia House of Representatives are considering increasing funding for the state's prekindergarten program by over $100 million.
GOP power broker Vos threatens to take Wisconsin redistricting case to Supreme Court
Republican Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos sounded off on Democratic legislative map proposals Tuesday, calling them a "political gerrymander" and threatening a federal appeal.
Wisconsin Senate fires state utility regulator in another blow to Democratic Gov. Evers
Wisconsin's Republican-controlled state Senate voted Tuesday against the confirmation of Public Service Commissioner Tyler Huebner, appointed two other times by Gov. Tony Evers.