"Recently, Florida has seemed like a First Amendment upside down," Judge Mark Walker, a nominee of then-President Barack Obama, wrote.

Feinstein — California's senior US senator — says she was unaware of her husband's investment into youth-centric polling firm The Generation Lab.

Manchin and Sinema have effectively had carte blanche in the Senate the last two years. Now, Democrats can afford to lose one of their votes.

The book sold more than 94,000 copies in its first week. The number includes pre-orders but does not include e-book downloads.

Democrats and voting rights activists have long decried voter ID rules as thinly veiled tactics to suppress the vote. Now some leading voices are signaling they would accept such requirements as the...

Republican Senate candidate Blake Masters earned nearly $1 million from his business relationship with investor and GOP megadonor Peter Thiel, underscoring just how financially enmeshed he is with...

The CARES Act has numerous provisions to rescue the healthcare system, which has become flooded by the demands of treating the novel coronavirus.

Speculation looms over whether DeSantis will announce a run for the White House this year. He cast himself as a national leader in his second swearing-in.

Ivanka Trump told the committee that she did not attend the rally to calm her father down after he'd had a call with then-Vice President Mike Pence.

The governor is working to reshape school boards that will support his policies and oppose "critical race theory," mask mandates, and COVID lockdowns.

The cards were to be sent out before Election Day to help seniors and people with disabilities afford their medicines. Now President Trump is on the way out and the discounts aren't coming.

Johnson & Johnson is planning to enroll more than 1,000 volunteers in the US and Belgium starting in July to test its vaccine.

"Voters now have the power again," Fried told Insider. "The power was in the Supreme Court and they neglected the will of Americans."

Documents released to Insider shed light on what the House January 6 committee's star witness was doing in the weeks after Trump's term ended.

An attorney for the campaign said they thought they were allowed to use the funds based on a "good faith" understanding of the "highly confusing" rules.

The Disney fight has high stakes for the Florida governor, who is expected to announce a presidential run as early as next month.

Federal data — tracking removals, returns and expulsions — shows Barack Obama deported more people in each of his terms than Trump did.

A report from Public Citizen found that Truth Social "shadow banned" posts about the House January 6 committee hearings and about abortion.

A key Senate Democrat informed Insider of the decision just one day after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said her chamber could vote on a bill this month.

The bill would ban chokeholds, create a misconduct registry, and mandate training against racial profiling, among other changes.

But do they like what they see?

Trump, in contrast with many other Republicans, made lowering prescription drug prices a key promise during his presidency.

The governor did his first post-dropout interview with the Steve Deace Show on Blaze TV.

The law also applies retroactively, which will make it impossible for the public to access records for trips the governor has already taken.

Ron DeSantis’ wife is going to play a very prominent role in his presidential campaign. Some of his supporters wonder if that’s an entirely good thing.

Democrats getting COVID aren't adhering to mask mandates "because they know it's all about politics and control," the Florida governor said Tuesday.

The nominee, Sarah Bloom Raskin, served on the advisory board of fintech company Reserve Trust.

Most lawmakers who've broken the conflict-of-interest law refused to prove that they've paid their fines.

The chief operating officer of Thiel Capital and president of the Thiel Foundation initially said that he'd file the missing documents within a few days but two more weeks have passed.

Insider spent hundreds of hours investigating whether Capitol Hill aides are breaking the law. The lack of transparency is 'intentional,' experts say.

Clark is the No. 4 Democrat in the US House and the latest member of Congress to run afoul of the federal STOCK Act.

Members of Congress seemed to know very little, if anything, about when the vaccines would be made widely available to other Capitol Hill employees.

The photos in Qatar suggest the lawmakers strayed from their official duties during the trip — one of several that private interests have paid for dozens of lawmakers' travel this year.

Florida's governor is freezing out the mainstream press and giving interviews to outlets backed by GOP donors.

The Disney wedding venue, which hasn't previously been reported, is the latest chain of events in the DeSantis-Disney saga.

Business Insider has transcribed Jeffrey Epstein's infamous little black book, making the late sex offender's address book fully searchable.

‘I wouldn’t want to be in his position,’ says a former colleague of the FDA scientist.

One group spent more than $84,000 to take five House members to Qatar, where they stayed at the at the luxurious waterfront Four Seasons in Doha.

It's not clear yet whether the Senate will vote to keep cannabis finance reforms in its version of the National Defense Authorization Act.

The rising star Republican governor of Florida doesn't own property or trade individual stocks, and he is still paying off student loans.

Joe Biden promised to roll back major Trump policies on Day 1 of his administration. Even his supporters concede it'll be tough to do it all.

Biden on Wednesday announced Ron Klain, his trusted advisor and longtime Democratic operative, as his White House chief of staff.

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Florida and Texas are among a dozen states that haven't expanded Medicaid, a program that has become even more crucial during the pandemic.

Brooke Rollins leads the White House's influential Domestic Policy Council, which is responsible for coordinating and implementing Trump's agenda.

One group spent more than $84,000 to take five House members to Qatar, where they stayed at the at the luxurious waterfront Four Seasons in Doha.