In the latest move of the Republicans’ probe into President Joe Biden’s classified documents, they are turning their focus back to the Penn Biden center, where the documents were first found.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is meeting with China’s top economic official. We assess the current relationship between these two economic superpowers.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has made some surprising decisions about who will serve on committees. Two representatives have now been reinstated after they were voted out by Democrats in the last Congress.
Capitol Police officials give an update on threats against lawmakers. What’s the trend in last year’s numbers?
The United States is set to hit the debt ceiling on Thursday. We speak with Rachel Snyderman of the Bipartisan Policy Center to get a better understanding of what’s at stake.
The Pentagon gives more details on the decision to rescind the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. But will dismissed troops get backpay?
Maryland’s 63rd governor was sworn in Wednesday at the State’s Capitol in Annapolis. He took his oath on a Bible belonging to a historic abolitionist.
