Founding documents travel the country ahead of nation’s big birthday
The Freedom Plane is sharing documents with the public to honor the founders for America’s 250th
The double Dan Sullivans in Alaska’s Senate race
One says the identical names is "a matter of fate." The other says it's a "dirty political trick." Either way, it might confuse voters.
Violent threats against lawmakers surged after Meta eased content moderation, report finds
Congress may need to step in as tech companies fail to self-regulate harmful content, Sen. John Curtis says.
Why this Utah Republican voted against extending key government surveillance tool
The surveillance program used to track potential terrorist threats is poised to expire for the first time since its creation in 2008.
After Belfast stabbing, 2 competing narratives emerge
Refugee charged with attempted murder after graphic Belfast stabbing; protests turn violent as officials condemn attacks on migrant communities.
Defense Department could now officially become Department of War
The Senate Armed Services Committee advanced a spending bill on Wednesday that includes a provision officially renaming the agency as the Department of War.
Efforts underway to find unaccompanied migrant children
Trump cabinet members hold press conference addressing current efforts to protect unaccompanied migrant children
6 states RSVP ‘No’ to Great American State Fair
Six states RSVP "No" to the Great American State Fair, citing financial concerns.
Canada eyes new social media restrictions
Canada to create a Digital Safety Commission to enforce regulations for children’s online safety, plus other countries that have regulations for minors.
DeSantis: It’s up to states to force federal government to fix debt
A recent conference hosted by the American Enterprise Institute highlighted how the U.S. is barreling toward a fiscal crisis