Bureaucratic restrictions and public-relations concerns from the Army and top Trump administration Pentagon appointees unreasonably restrained the D.C. National Guard from responding to the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, its commander testified to the Senate...

The White House has signed off a proposal from centrist Democrats in Congress to reduce the number of people receiving the next round of checks, per multiple reports. According to the Associated Press and Washington Post, the next COVID-19 relief bill...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Oversight Committee is investigating the agency that operates the Texas power grid, seeking information and documents about the lack of preparation for the recent winter storm that caused millions of power outages and dozens...

The embattled governor, whose briefings were considered must-see TV for much of the COVID crisis, has not taken questions from the press or made a public appearance in almost two weeks as his administration became embroiled in multiple scandals.

The bulletin said "domestic violent extremists" or "militia violent extremists" were emboldened by the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Maj. Gen. William Walker said he could have had about 150 troops at the Capitol within 20 minutes and that they "could have made a difference."