The continuing resolution would avert a partial government shutdown by extending federal funding into March With the first quarter of fiscal year 2024 already in the rearview, Congress appears poised to kick the spending can even further down the road. In a 68–3 procedural vote on Jan. 16, the Senate advanced Congress’ third stopgap spending
Wisconsin Republicans are facing difficulties reaching a consensus on a proposal to legalize medical marijuana. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he is unwilling to compromise.
Charles Littlejohn joined Booze Allen as an IRS consultant specifically to leak former President Trump's tax returns, the Justice Department alleges.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp says his budget will return money to the people and continue the state's trend of economic growth, but the state economist warns against further income tax cuts.
New Hampshire is facing an opioid crisis, with skepticism among some residents about the commitment of current presidential candidates to address the issue.
Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced legislation to establish an electric vehicle charging station network across the state. The Senate passed the two bills with a 30-2 vote.
American University was hit with a federal complaint on Wednesday alleging a “rampant and pervasive” anti-Semitic environment on campus that includes Jewish students being spit upon, subjected to chants of “Zionist pig,” and graffiti proclaiming, “Hitler was right.” The complaint, filed with the Education Department by the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under