Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton appeared before the Republican-led House Oversight Committee as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
King Charles and Queen Camilla's planned April visit to Washington faces potential cancellation calls following diplomatic tensions.
Four-term U.S. Representative Dan Crenshaw was defeated by Texas state Representative Steve Toth in the Republican primary for Texas's 2nd Congressional District.
Maryland state Democrats faced internal disagreement over a redistricting proposal that could have eliminated the state's only Republican House seat.
Oregon voters will decide whether to repeal a gas tax increase as affordability becomes a key issue for voters nationwide amid elevated fuel costs.
Britain considers delinking gas and electricity prices as part of clean energy push following Middle East conflict impact on energy markets.
Charges against two Venezuelan men were dropped after video evidence contradicted ICE agents' version of events during a Minneapolis traffic stop.
Vice President Kamala Harris endorsed LA Mayor Karen Bass for reelection as Bass faces criticism over wildfire response and potential challenger Spencer Pratt.
A federal judge ruled Friday that key portions of the Pentagon's new press credentialing policy are unlawful and blocked its enforcement.
British authorities banned 11 foreign nationals from entering the country before planned rallies in London, as Prime Minister Starmer warned of tensions.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against ActBlue, alleging widespread donor fraud on the Democratic fundraising platform.
The Trump administration is weighing a controversial $1.7 billion fund for investigated allies as Dan Bishop leads election fraud investigations.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration must return a DACA recipient who was deported after arrest during green card appointment.
Police disclosed information about a stolen phone belonging to Morgan McSweeney, Sir Keir Starmer's former chief of staff, raising security questions.
Democratic candidates embrace tax cuts while some states impose new levies on high earners, creating mixed signals on tax policy direction.
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