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Spec. Jakob Noonan, 22, of the Oklahoma Guard, was arrested Monday in Washington, D.C., after a U.S. Park Police officer

Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew his Knesset candidacy for the October 27 election after the Supreme Court advised him to drop

Since the start of September, pro‑Paxton groups have spent $188 million on ads, including $4.2 million—about 2%—in Spanish-language spots, according

The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld the state’s crossover‑voting ban Thursday, ruling that the 96‑day period in which voters are prohibited

The National Capital Planning Commission voted unanimously Thursday to approve building plans for a new White House Visitor Screening Facility.

Congress has also rendered ineffective the extraordinary limitation provided for certain updates of rents until the end of 2027. The

Civil rights groups and unions have filed lawsuits seeking to block federal agents from interfering at polling places in the

President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he is considering opening a U.S. Military base in Venezuela, citing strong relations

The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Kentucky church’s challenge over plans to build a prayer grotto, taking up how

Retired Kentucky coal miners, led by Douglas Hayes, traveled to Capitol Hill this week to advocate for the Support Our