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If they have to testify, they have the Democrats’ chief impeachment manager to thank.

Deaths resulting from overdoses of Heroin, Fentanyl or combination of the two drugs more than doubled in 2019, the San Francisco Chronicle reported on Wednesday.

If the opinion pages of the Denver Post cannot be used to present and discuss the views of people in Denver, then what, exactly, is the point of those pages?

The Trump administration on Wednesday restored federal funding to a Texas family-planning program that excludes abortion providers.

Instead of sticking to the most defensible case for an acquittal of Trump, Republicans are making arguments that range from implausible to embarrassing.

"Requiring the statewide use of E-Verify will curb illegal immigration while creating jobs and raising wages for Floridians," Gaetz wrote.

He uses traditional journalistic practices to expose corrupt behavior the powerful would love to hide. It’s called reporting.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer dampened any hopes of a potential witness swap in President Trump’s impeachment trial, telling reporters Wednesday afternoon that any potential deal is “off the table.”

As the Fifth Circuit hears a challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), it’s worth considering the damage the ICWA has done.

Imagine you heard that someone got a 'direct diploma' from Harvard but didn’t actually have to do four years of papers and tests.

On energy and immigration, the U.S. is ending decades of mismanagement.

Chinese authorities are placing the city of Wuhan under quarantine in an attempt to slow the outbreak of a new coronavirus that originated in the city.

The federal government on Tuesday threw its weight behind an Ohio law prohibiting abortions based on a fetal diagnosis of Down syndrome.

The watchdog group Common Cause has filed a complaint with the Federal Election Committee relating to a non-profit founded by Bernie Sanders.

Three alleged members of a white supremacist group were plotting to murder demonstrators at Monday's gun rights rally in Richmond before they were arrested by the FBI

Trump indicated he would consider reforming programs like social security and Medicare, signaling a break from his campaign pledge not to cut entitlement spending.

San Antonio has paid more $300,000 in court fees due to its decision to ban Chick-fil-A from the San Antonio international Airport.

The Republican attorneys general of 21 states rebuked the push to impeach President Trump in a joint letter submitted to the Senate on Wednesday.

The increase came after Republican Governor Bruce Rauner signed a law in September 2017 expanding taxpayer-funded abortions.

Biden "continues to act as though he has no respect for this court, its orders, the legal process in this state, or the needs of his child for support," the plaintiff's counsel wrote.