A heated Democratic primary in New Jersey has become a national proxy battle over immigration policy, with candidates clashing over the future of ICE and the political tone for the 2024 elections.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos faced intense scrutiny from U.S. senators over the streaming giant's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, arguing the deal will benefit consumers and Hollywood despite bipartisan concerns over market competition and job losses.
A century-old federal charter granted to the National Education Association is now in the crosshairs of GOP lawmakers, who accuse the nation's largest teachers' union of abandoning its educational mission for partisan activism.
The legal battle over the high-profile assassination of commentator Charlie Kirk intensifies as a Utah court hears arguments on whether prosecutors should be removed due to a staff member's child being present at the 2025 rally shooting.
A coalition of 22 state attorneys general is urging Congress to expand an investigation into potential ideological influence on the federal judiciary, citing concerns over a newly updated judicial reference manual they claim promotes a climate activist agenda.
Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to appear before the House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case, a spokesperson confirmed, signaling a major development in the long-running inquiry.
Arizona Democratic Congressman Greg Stanton has launched a scathing critique of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, demanding her immediate removal from office following controversial remarks and amid scrutiny over agency actions.
In a congressional hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent argued that the Federal Reserve's independence is contingent on public trust, a trust he claims was damaged by the central bank's handling of inflation. He also defended the right of presidents and lawmakers to comment on monetary policy.
A House Financial Services Committee hearing descended into a shouting match as Rep. Gregory Meeks pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on oversight of a financial institution tied to former President Trump's family business.
A former U.S. House system administrator faces federal charges for allegedly ordering hundreds of government cellphones shipped to his home, then selling them to a pawn shop. The scheme unraveled when an eBay buyer called a preloaded congressional support number.
Symone Sanders of MS NOW demanded action from Democratic lawmakers following emotional congressional testimony detailing violent encounters with immigration enforcement agents, including the shooting of a Chicago resident.
A Senate antitrust hearing on Netflix's proposed $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery assets veered into heated debates over market dominance, job security, and accusations that the streamer promotes 'woke' and transgender content to young audiences.
The National Rifle Association is urging Congress to pass concealed carry reciprocity legislation following sharp criticism from U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, who vowed to prosecute anyone bringing firearms into Washington, D.C., regardless of permits.
A senior U.S. intelligence official has filed a whistleblower complaint accusing National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard of attempting to conceal the disclosure from congressional oversight committees for months, igniting a legal and political firestorm.
A complaint alleging misconduct by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has been withheld from congressional oversight committees for eight months, her office citing an extended legal review. The delay, disputed by the complainant's attorney, raises questions about transparency and adherence to whistleblower protection laws within the nation's top intelligence office.
A crowded and expensive Democratic primary in New Jersey's 11th Congressional District has erupted into a national battleground, with super PACs and ideological factions spending millions to influence the party's future ahead of a pivotal election year.
A Senate hearing on autonomous vehicles turned contentious as lawmakers grilled Waymo executives over the company's reliance on vehicles from a Chinese automaker and its use of remote safety operators abroad, raising national security and job creation concerns.
A surge of spending by newly formed, opaque super PACs is reshaping key Democratic congressional primaries in Illinois, with candidates trading accusations about ties to pro-Israel groups and the sources of funds remaining undisclosed until after voters cast their ballots.
Guan Heng, who documented conditions in Xinjiang, has been freed from U.S. immigration detention and reunited with his mother following a grant of asylum, ending a five-month ordeal that drew congressional attention.
The 159-year-old Uncle Nearest whiskey brand, under court-appointed receivership since last fall, is fighting for survival. A pivotal hearing next week will decide whether control returns to founders or remains with a receiver working to stave off Chapter 7 liquidation by selling off non-core assets.
