A resounding bipartisan House vote was not enough to get Senate Democrats on board with the Ratepayer Protection Act.

DOJ alleges the district judges showed bias when they spoke to The New York Times about the administration’s immigration enforcement efforts.

The Korean government has yet to confirm funding for the project.

The Senate race is quickly becoming one of the most expensive races in the history of the Lone Star state.

Sen. Jim Justice is weighing in amid ranchers' outcry over the impact of immigration enforcement activities on their industry.

“I didn’t know he was a Caitlin Clark fan. Now we know," said the Missouri Republican.

The former New York governor purchased the tony waterfront property through a limited-liability company.

Consider it corporate America’s response to increasingly broad-based concerns about the technology's unchecked development.

Self-published articles from a longtime ally are showing up in the vulnerable Pennsylvania Republican’s attack ads.

The government also revised up its calculation of second-quarter GDP growth to 2.2%, from an earlier 1.5% estimate, in a sign of the economy's strength.

Sanders is putting hundreds of thousands of dollars toward key campaigns and has raised $2.8 million for his preferred candidates this cycle.

Elected officials in Ohio, Georgia, California and Texas have all moved to cut costs this week as wars keep oil high.

If Democrats win big in November, Ossoff will have cemented a leading role in a key swing state.

Many voters fear artificial intelligence threatens their lives, but the health secretary stressed its potential benefits during a Make America Healthy Again Summit.

The CFTC is targeting trades the former House Republican made related to his Biden-era pardon.

The overwhelming Democratic support for the resolution highlights the party’s increasing frustration with Israel’s government.

An 11th Circuit panel said the president’s attorneys didn’t rebut a judge’s conclusion that the deal was a product of collusion.

Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was shot in his car.

The rebranding comes amid mounting concerns over the dangers posed by the rapidly developing technology.

“Any enemy of Saudi Arabia is enemy of Pakistan. That should be very clear," Pakistan's defense minister said.

Minority Leader Chuck Schumer repeatedly called the Ratepayer Protection Act a “fraud.”

The Wyoming Republican accused Democrats of a double standard in objecting to Sen. Maggie Hassan's nonbinding measure.

Congressional Democrats said the White House used $20 million for the ad campaign from funding for U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The former special counsel’s appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee was marked by personal insults rather than new revelations.

POLITICO spoke with "The West Wing" creator about returning to the topic of Facebook just before the midterm elections.

The mayor has quietly required the NYPD to seek his office’s permission before the unit conducts arrests.

The ruling would require the New York City mayor’s administration to redo key pieces of its implementation.

The ruling would require the New York City mayor’s administration to redo key pieces of its implementation.

The president floated forming a 10-person committee that he said would play a role in overseeing the artificial intelligence industry.

The appeals court seemed to favor giving U.S. District Judge James Boasberg more leeway to continue probing whether officials flouted his orders when they deported hundreds of Venezuelans to El Salvador.

Democrats have come after Republicans for Medicaid cuts. Republicans say the cuts were necessary to combat rampant health care fraud.

But the justices will hear oral arguments in December on the legality of the policy.

The lawsuit in San Francisco Superior Court is an early legal challenge to OpenAI over the autonomous hack of Hugging Face.

The proposal from a trio of Democrats would have established a new safety board within the Commerce Department to vet models before they are deployed.

The sports governing body rescinded its policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports amid pressure from the Trump administration.

The delay from the administration has left roughly 200,000 Salvadorans in legal limbo.

Eric Cantor, deposed by the tea party in 2014, has landed one of Washington's most lucrative lobbying jobs.

Ahead of a meeting with AI executives, Trump signs an order launching a new AI-powered government portal.

Smith said that Lindsey Graham was “a patriotic public servant.”

The idea comes as high energy prices drag GOP in midterm elections.

A top Government Accountability Office lawyer told Congress the president doesn’t have the power to execute his latest “pocket rescission.”

Women working for the Paris landmark were asked to step away during the visit of a Hindu religious delegation.

Trump says he’s not backing down on AI hours before his meeting with top AI executives.

Democrats rushed to outlaw shock devices after reports that ICE planned to purchase gloves for officers.

Trump's trade adviser also told Canadians lobbying on K Street to "get the hell out of our country" during an event in Washington Tuesday morning.

It appeared that the Missouri Republican misinterpreted a text message reference to the "hawks."

His blueprint comes as several Jewish organizations have blamed the mayor for contributing to antisemitism.

The speaker called for “external auditing” ahead of a high-level White House meeting with tech executives.