The lack of support for young parents is something Rep. LaMonica McIver said “keeps me up at night.”

Attorney General Todd Blanche has moved slowly in abortion pill litigation and department officials have told advocates to wait until after the election.

An ethics document shows the former press secretary’s family holdings contain Trump’s social media company, defense contractors, oil companies and tech giants.

The justices agreed to hear arguments over the speedy deportation policy in December.

The agency had no strategic plan as it bought warehouses to turn into migrant detention centers, a report says. It still doesn’t.

“I was telling him it hurt a lot, that I couldn’t move,” Wilber Rafael Garces Perez said during a press conference from detention.

The ruling sides with a U.S. citizen, twice detained in warrantless worksite raids and held even after he showed Alabama REAL ID.

Between canceled reports, deleted pages and mass firings, the government is getting less oversight.

A broad coalition of support has collapsed for a tool that the Treasury recently deemed essential for rooting out fraud, money laundering and other illicit activity.

The funding planned for the 287(g) program far exceeds spending in the first Trump administration.

Katie Miller, who has since called for infectious disease doctor Anthony Fauci to be jailed, has said Fauci’s diary entries are self-aggrandizing.

A contract for nonprofits representing thousands of children is set to expire Friday.

“I'm an ordinary woman, and I want to stand up,” one of the ACLU clients said.

“Anything that we can do to try to take resources out of the hands of predators is worth it,” Cheyenne Hunt told NOTUS.

If Wasserman Schultz wins the race to represent a historically Black district, it would be “the greatest civil rights threat that’s facing us today,” one Democratic candidate said.

The agency will stop specializing its field inspectors starting in October.

The Trump administration said the change was meant to decrease the backlog of applications.

“You can’t run an Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy as an army of one,” a former White House official said.

Each arrest team will have one agent with a body camera, DHS said.

“I expect there will be major heartburn from producers across the country,” Rep. Glenn Thompson said.

Support for abortion rights has taken a back seat to pocketbook issues during the Democratic primary season.

An independent candidate running to succeed García is urging House Ethics officials to conduct an investigation.

More incumbents don’t have to pay dues to Democrats’ campaign arm.

Then Trump redirected the money for his own beautification projects.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s signature alternative health movement branding was elusive.

The party has spent years plotting turning out Trump voters. “There has never been an operation like this before,” said the NRCC’s political director.

A person familiar with the matter told NOTUS that concerns about the nonprofit have been raised with Gallego.

The health secretary is all in on the cotton industry’s “Plant Not Plastic” campaign. MAHA is furious.

Some argued the far left's success is just a New York story. Others worry it'll haunt them in the fall.

Records of hundreds of 911 calls illustrate the weight of immigration detention on emergency services.

The president’s Hudson Valley golf club is one of several Trump properties hit with health code violations in the past year.

The PAC’s founder, Chris Armitage, may pursue legal charges against his longtime friend.

Female House lawmakers tell NOTUS that investigations would benefit from more representation on the committee.

The committee started sending letters to former commitee members inquiring if they leaked information that was previously reported by NOTUS.

State health officials say communications with the federal government on tracking the outbreak have been normal.

The timing of these discussions has the potential to affect two ongoing lawsuits brought by elections-rights advocates.

Allies of the occasional Trump adversary acknowledge his race is tightening, just as Trump’s intraparty dominance reemerges.

Immigration agents detained their parents and left more than 200 kids to the foster system.

The committee has yet to get the funds back, according to an FEC document.

Federal documents indicate she allegedly misappropriated large sums of money from the Seafarers International Union’s political committees. She told federal regulators it was a “mistake.”

The Ethics Committee ultimately dismissed the case, even as some lawmakers expressed concern about Costa's alleged behavior, according to a source who was in the room during the deliberations.

Immigrants have to submit biometrics for visa applications and deportation protections, though authorities can’t collect that data from detainees.