Minnesota Republican House candidate Tayler Rahm appears to have scrubbed his law firm's website of references to work it has done defending people accused of murder and sex crimes.
The state made a radical move to offer free fentanyl test strips for a limited time to curb overdoses.
Kentucky lawmakers have approved a bill that would cause a state Senate vacancy to be filled by a special election rather than by the choice of the governor.
Former President Donald Trump next week is aiming to break a brand-new fundraising mark set by President Biden, who, along with former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, hauled in $26 million on Thursday night.
The Orthodox Union is working with fellow Jewish advocacy organizations to collect 180,000 letters of support for Israel to be hand-delivered to the White House to mark 180 days since the Oct. 7 attacks.
Georgia House Bill 1105, which would require local law enforcement officers to work with federal immigration officials, was sent to Gov. Brian Kemp's desk for final approval.
Speaker Mike Johnson's office announced that he met with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday as Republicans pressure the Biden administration to do more on the southern border crisis.