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The GOP congressman has denied any wrongdoing.

The incident occurred in Maryland on Wednesday.

The administration said she'd committed to serve the first 100 days in office.

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White House says J&J working to fix issues at Baltimore plant.

The commission will provide the president a report on possible court reforms.

CDC warns youth sports driving community spread in some places.

President Joe Biden announced six actions he'll be taking to address gun violence.

President Joe Biden called gun violence an “epidemic” and an “embarrassment” to the country and used executive action to crackdown on “ghost guns.”

The endorsement comes one day after Gov. Ralph Northam backed Terry McAuliffe.

His influence is evident still in the tone taken by Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Washington just enacted a new law, but other states are making progress, too.

States are putting forward more than 800 bills to expand the right to vote.

Without his backing, Biden may have to trim, abandon some legislative efforts.

The associate, Joel Greenberg, was indicted in 2020 on sex trafficking charges.

Locals want it replaced but that's a political bridge too far in Washington.

"Florida is fighting back," Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday.

He called shootings in the U.S. an "international embarrassment."

Cannon was arrested after knocking on Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp's door during the signing of the state’s new voting laws, which she says are a form of voter suppression.

It's the fifth lawsuit targeting the state's sweeping election overhaul.

The number of unaccompanied minors taken into custody doubled from February.

This might not be the last action to come on the topic of gun safety this year.

Scientists believe it might combat deadly variants and even future pandemics.

"Greenwashing" refers to exaggerating a company's commitment to the environment.

In his first U.S. TV interview, Guatemala's president called for partnership.

All three authorized vaccines work effectively against it.

He called it a "good thing" to have Democrats and Republicans discuss his plan.

Rep. Park Cannon was forcibly escorted out of the statehouse and arrested.

Hutchinson says Republicans have "veered" from a limited government principle.

It’s unclear if the White House knew of the investigation at the time.

He allegedly tried to trick athletes into sending him nude or semi-nude photos.

Breyer says a partisan expansion of the Supreme Court would 'erode' trust.

The Supreme Court of the United States was created and vested by Article III of the Constitution.

'Stay out of things you don't know anything about': Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick

Businesses face political pressure to push back against the legislation.

People on both sides of the issue have presented the law inaccurately.

Silva was taken into custody by ICE in 2019 and has been held for 20 months.

Officer Billy Evans will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda next week.

Lynne Patton used her position to support Trump's reelection, officials said.

The White House insisted it still hopes to get Republican support.

Democrats are safeguarding a razor-thin majority in the House in 2022.

The president faces increasing cases as his warnings fall on deaf ears.

Manchin's vote is, like all others in a 50-50 Senate, potentially decisive.

Critics accuse the U.S. of "vaccine nationalism" for not sharing its stockpile.

While the two sides won't meet, it could lead to a breakthrough to save the deal

The highly-coveted wipes and sprays may not be necessary in "most situations."

Authorities were searching the suspect's social media posts for clues.

"One way or the other, we've got to get it done," Secretary Pete Buttigieg said.

The dispute was called the "copyright case of the century."

Big businesses are off the sidelines. But the rules of the game may be changing.