House Republican drafts bill to expand access to in vitro fertilization
Ohio GOP Rep. Mike Carey said he is in the "drafting stages" of a bill aimed at making IVF more affordable for middle- and low-income families.
Fulton DA Fani Willis draws Democratic, Republican challengers in re-election bid
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who is leading an election-interference case against Trump, is facing two challengers in her re-election bid.
Who is Katie Britt, the senator who delivered the GOP State of the Union response?
Alabama Sen. Katie Britt, selected by Republican leaders to deliver the response Thursday night to President Biden’s State of the Union address, offered a dark vision of America under his presidency and sought to portray him as old and out of touch with the needs of everyday Americans. Who is Katie Britt? Britt, who is
Progressives Go After Biden Over Calling Laken Riley’s Alleged Killer an ‘Illegal’
Progressive Democrats are unhappy with President Joe Biden for describing the person allegedly behind the murder of a college student as an “illegal.” Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student at the University of Georgia, was allegedly murdered on Feb. 22 by 26-year-old Jose Ibarra, who entered the United States from Venezuela illegally. During the immigration
Rosendale suspends House race, will not seek re-election in Montana: ‘Taken a serious toll on me’
Rep. Matt Rosendale announced he will not be seeking re-election in Montana's 2nd Congressional District, just weeks after suspending his Senate campaign.
Ex-NBA player helps Kentucky bill for stutter treatment insurance advance
The sponsor of a Kentucky bill to expand insurance coverage for people seeking treatment for stuttering says former NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist's activism helped the bill pass.
Lawmakers say calls from children show why TikTok should be changed
Some TikTok users saw their phones flash Thursday morning with an urgent-sounding push notification: “Take action: Speak up against a TikTok shutdown.” The alert linked to a page prompting users to enter their zip code, then provided them with a direct link to call their congressional representative. Lawmakers say their offices were inundated with calls