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Attendees at the National Conservatism Conference see the 2015 Obergefell Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage as the next legal battle.

A watchdog report says the SEC lost nearly a year of former Chair Gary Gensler's text messages due to avoidable IT failures.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before Senate Finance Committee for more than three hours. Here are the highlights.

The protester aggressively pressed Burchett, who has been a vocal supporter of Israel, on his stance regarding the Israel-Hamas war.

Budget hawks are offering tepid support for spending $2 billion for liberal Washington D.C., a town they frequently criticize as mismanaged.

Congress is set to consider changing the name of AmeriCorps to "the America First Corps."

The bill would give the president the power to appoint the D.C. attorney general, which is currently an elected position.

The Trump administration can boost housing supply, but declaring a national emergency isn't as useful as addressing the federal deficit.

Thomas Massie's 'no' votes have attracted the ire of GOP leaders and President Donald Trump, as Massie whips votes for must-pass legislation.

Republicans brought three measures to the floor to undo the Biden administration's land rules for Montana, North Dakota, and Alaska.