President Biden joked with Canada’s Conservative leader Friday, saying the United States ‘unfortunately’ believes that having differing political views is an act
President Biden accidentally commended China instead of Canada while praising the nation’s stance on migration on Friday. Biden made the gaffe during a
The wife of a now-former Connecticut state lawmaker was sentenced Thursday to six months in federal prison in connection with her role
Eighteen Republican state attorneys general warned the Senate this week to reject the nomination of Nancy G. Abudu to a judgeship on
Alabama inmates could see more time behind bars under a bill approved Thursday in the Alabama Senate that restricts the use of
President Biden told a crowd he likes ‘babies better than people’ as a child wailed during a speech he was giving on
Maine’s backlog of criminal court cases remains about 60% to 65% higher than pre-pandemic levels, a stubborn figure the state has been
Minnesota pollution and health officials made the case at the State Capitol on Thursday for legislation to restrict nonessential uses of ‘forever
Hackers have attacked the Wisconsin court system’s computer network, court officials said Thursday. A cyberattack began early this week, according to a statement
The United States and Canada have reached an agreement to allow both countries to turn away migrants who cross illegally at the
The New Hampshire House rejected a measure aimed at sending fewer children to the state’s troubled youth detention center Thursday after child
In a victory for abortion-rights supporters, the Republican-led but closely divided New Hampshire House on Thursday rejected multiple bills to further restrict
A paper recently accepted for publication in a Harvard University academic journal lays out a legal argument for prosecuting fossil fuel companies
FIRST ON FOX: Pressure is continuing to build on the Mexican government over its military’s seizure of American company property in its
Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vt., on Wednesday blocked a Republican request to quickly pass a bill to end the Biden administration’s ban on
A conservative Republican and a progressive Democrat in the U.S. Senate are introducing legislation on Wednesday to replace the Federal Reserve’s internal
