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The Biden administration will defend its regulation of so-called “ghost guns” before the Supreme Court during oral arguments Tuesday.

The Small Business Administration's disaster loan program is expected to run out of funding before the November elections.

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has sent lawmakers a letter detailing worries about numerous provisions in the House or Senate NDAAs.

As the main modernizer in the House, the Democrat from Washington state was tasked with making change. Now he’s taking stock.

DOE says its $1.5 billion investment in electricity grid expansion will improve reliability and relieve transmission congestion.

Even in an era of declining rates of violent crime nationwide, Republicans continue to bash Democrats on the issue. But a former federal prosecutor campaigning in a purple-tinged district in Southern California is striking back. Democrat Will Rollins, making his second run against Republican Rep. Ken Calvert in California’s 41st…

The federal judge overseeing the prosecution of Donald Trump in Washington made more than 100 pages of allegations public Wednesday.

A Supreme Court fresh off two terms of consequential decisions goes back to the bench again Monday, Oct. 7.

Truth Social has become the former president's most-used place to call out enemies, make campaign announcements and promote his businesses.