Politics

Vice President JD Vance visited the Indiana Statehouse yesterday, sitting down with Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray and other state officials to discuss a range of issues facing Indiana.

Country music struck a different kind of chord in the nation’s capital this week, as a group of legendary country artists laced up their bowling shoes for a one-of-a-kind evening

A University of Wisconsin-Madison lecturer is under fire after sending an unsolicited, highly partisan email to former students—drawing scrutiny from a state senator and prompting broader questions about professionalism and

Members of the New York State Senate Republican Conference are raising concerns about what they describe as partisan messaging from the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA). In a

In the wake of Governor Jared Polis’s announcement of a special legislative session to address Colorado’s $1 billion budget shortfall, members of the Colorado Senate Republican caucus held a press

House Majority Whip James Burchett issued a statement Monday afternoon following a shooting earlier that day at Fort Stewart, one of Georgia’s most significant military installations. The incident left five

Pennsylvania State Representative Charity Grimm Krupa (51st District, Fayette County) is calling for an end to taxpayer funding for gender-affirming medical care for minors, raising concerns about what she describes

Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert has kicked off a new statewide initiative aimed at closing the gap between lawmakers and the communities they serve. Titled “Capitol to Community,” the series

With Governor Tony Evers officially announcing he will not seek a third term, Wisconsin’s political landscape is bracing for what is expected to be one of the most closely watched

As of July 1, several new laws passed during Indiana’s 2025 legislative session are officially in effect. State Rep. Beau Baird is highlighting several measures he says will have a