Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from Congress while facing federal charges and ethics probe but filed for re-election days earlier.
Metropolitan Police arrested more than 200 protesters who gathered in London's Trafalgar Square to demonstrate against the banning of Palestine Action group.
Former Washington governor criticizes party tax policies while California congressional candidate faces campaign damage from leaked video.
Large crowds gathered in the Czech Republic for the country's biggest anti-government demonstration in several years.
American Israel Education Foundation sponsored dozens of Congressional trips to Israel following October 7, 2023 attacks, according to ethics filings.
GOP lawmakers express opposition to proposed military spending for Iran operations, citing fiscal concerns and domestic priorities.
Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee plan to advance legislation making daylight saving time permanent nationwide.
Recent political activity includes Supreme Court retirement speculation, Senate campaign strategies, and California GOP endorsement decisions.
Los Angeles City Council approved new police restrictions while the Justice Department announced signing bonuses for attorneys to challenge city policies.
House and Senate Republicans have introduced legislation that would provide oil and gas companies with legal immunity from climate-related lawsuits and policies.
Voting and civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against Alaska election officials, challenging the constitutionality of sharing voter registration data with the DOJ.
Presidential pardons issued by Trump have eliminated fines and penalties that would have supported violent crime victim services, according to new reporting.
Republican Senator Josh Hawley supports banning stock trading by presidents and federal officials, while VP-elect Vance defends recent trading activity.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore appeared on CBS News to discuss foreign policy issues including the Iran war and its economic impacts.
DOJ shuttered a major San Francisco immigration court after firing most judges, while State Department terminated 200 foreign service officers.
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